Moldova and Ukraine have agreed to maintain the water discharge into the Nistru at a rate of 60 cubic meters per second

Moldova and Ukraine have agreed on a temporary arrangement regarding the Nistru River amid a drought and declining water levels in the reservoir. The decision was made as a compromise, but the situation remains tense: both the water supply and the operation of the region's hydropower infrastructure will depend on future weather conditions.

Moldova and Ukraine have agreed to maintain the water discharge into the Nistru at a rate of 60 cubic meters per second

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