Romania diverts Danube water in race to save nuclear reactors from shutdown

Romania is urgently diverting Danube water to prevent the shutdown of its nuclear reactors, which provide a fifth of the nation's electricity. Due to record low water levels threatening operations, authorities are racing to sink four barges into the Danube River. This critical action aims to redirect essential water flow toward the nuclear power plant, ensuring the second reactor remains operational and maintaining the stability of the country's energy supply during this environmental crisis.