Maia Sandu: Russia bears responsibility for the pollution of the Nistru River

Sursa foto: Centrul Național de Management al Crizelor

President Maia Sandu maintains that Russia bears all responsibility for the situation created on the Dniester, after an attack on the Novodnestrovsk hydroelectric plant caused oil spills in the river, reports IPN.

“Russia’s attack on the Novodnestrovsk hydroelectric power station in Ukraine has caused oil spills in the Dniester river, threatening Moldova’s water supply. We have declared an environmental alert and are taking action to protect our people. Russia bears full responsibility,” states the head of state.

On Sunday, an environmental alert was established for 15 days on the Nistru river basin. The decision was approved by the Government, during an extraordinary meeting, as a result of the continuous wave of pollution with petroleum products.

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has stated that, following the monitoring of the situation in recent days, it has been found that in some sectors in the north the level of contaminants exceeds the allowed limits. As a precautionary measure, the authorities have imposed restrictions on the use of water from the Nistru for localities situated on the segment between Rezina and Dubăsari.



Tatiana Nistorica has been released from her position as Secretary of State for the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry. A decision in this regard was approved on Wednesday by the Government, at the proposal of Minister Radu Musteata, reports IPN.

At the presentation of the proposal for dismissal, the new Minister of Agriculture did not provide details regarding the reasons for the decision. The procedure had been initiated earlier by the former minister Ludmila Catlabuga, following the arrest of the Secretary of State in a corruption case.

Tatiana Nistorică was detained and placed under arrest in a corruption case, in which a representative of a business entity is also being investigated. According to law enforcement, the entrepreneur allegedly offered money to influence the decisions of the National Agency for Food Safety regarding the resumption of fodder imports from Ukraine, which had previously been suspended due to the detection of irregularities.

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Maia Sandu: Russia bears responsibility for the pollution of the Nistru River

Sursa foto: Centrul Național de Management al Crizelor

President Maia Sandu maintains that Russia bears all responsibility for the situation created on the Dniester, after an attack on the Novodnestrovsk hydroelectric plant caused oil spills in the river, reports IPN.

“Russia’s attack on the Novodnestrovsk hydroelectric power station in Ukraine has caused oil spills in the Dniester river, threatening Moldova’s water supply. We have declared an environmental alert and are taking action to protect our people. Russia bears full responsibility,” states the head of state.

On Sunday, an environmental alert was established for 15 days on the Nistru river basin. The decision was approved by the Government, during an extraordinary meeting, as a result of the continuous wave of pollution with petroleum products.

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has stated that, following the monitoring of the situation in recent days, it has been found that in some sectors in the north the level of contaminants exceeds the allowed limits. As a precautionary measure, the authorities have imposed restrictions on the use of water from the Nistru for localities situated on the segment between Rezina and Dubăsari.


Maia Sandu: Russia bears responsibility for the pollution of the Nistru River

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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