Moldova in blackouts again

IPN.md

23 November 2022
15:45

Settlements across Moldova remained without electricity on Wednesday afternoon. Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Spînu said the situation of November 15, when outages were experienced as a result of an electrical power failure, repeated, IPN reports.

“Dear citizens, the situation of November 15 has repeated. Following new shelling of the Ukrainian energy system by Russia, we have blackouts all over the country,” Andrei Spînu posted on Telegram. He noted that Moldelectrica works to restore the supply of electricity.

In a press release, the power distributor “Premier Energy” said that the supply of electricity failed on November 23, at 2:23pm, and the transmission and distribution system operators are working to restore the supply.

“We ask the consumers to show understanding as this is not the fault of the distribution system operator and assure them that effort is being made to maintain the continuous supply of power,” runs the press release.

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Ukraine redirects grain exports following the blockade of the Black Sea ports. The losses amount to billions of dollars

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Ukraine is redirecting its grain exports to alternative routes after Russian attacks on Black Sea ports disrupted maritime transport. According to the Ukrainian Minister of Agriculture, Taras Vysotskyi, the new routes will be able to handle at most half of the volume previously exported through the ports in the Odessa region, and full capacity is expected to be reached only by the end of August, reports IPN, citing Reuters.

The Ukrainian official specifies that over 30 million tons of cereals and oilseeds risk not reaching international markets if the situation in the Black Sea does not improve. The direct losses for the Ukrainian agricultural sector are estimated between 1.5 and 3 billion dollars this year.

The Ministry of Infrastructure in Kiev reports that in July, there were 35 attacks on ships in ports, 22 on ships at sea, and 67 on port infrastructure. Ukrainian producers are already feeling the effects of the blockade, and the prices of cereals and oilseeds have dropped by about 30%.

Ukraine is striving to maintain exports via rail, road, and the Danube. However, these routes can only ensure about 50-55% of the volume of approximately six million tons exported monthly through the Black Sea ports. In addition, logistical costs have risen by 45-50 dollars for each ton exported.

Russia asserts that its attacks are aimed solely at military targets and maintains that Russian agricultural infrastructure and commercial vessels in the Black Sea have, in turn, been the target of attacks.

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Moldova in blackouts again

IPN.md

23 November 2022
15:45

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IPN | Cultural Agenda | August 5

by Iana Josu 04.08.2026

The Geneza Art Theater presents the show “Moon Sonata” /Geneza Art /at 06:00 PM/.

Over 50 young musicians from the Republic of Moldova and Romania are holding a classical music concert, under the baton of conductor Andrew Koehler from the USA /Epicrama Winery, Stauceni /at 07:00 PM/.

Yolka Band organizes a night of live music in gypsy jazz style at /Iusty Art Gallery /at 07:30 PM/.

The exhibition “Bessarabian Authors in the World” continues, inaugurated during the Diaspora Days 2026 /National Library of the Republic of Moldova /August 3-September 3/.

The exhibition “The Unknown Work of the Moldavian Masters” continues /Constantin Brancusi Exhibition Center/ /July 30-August 16/.

The personal exhibition Untitled by the artist Konstantin Benkovich continues, organized by the National Art Museum of Moldova, in partnership with the ALT Foundation /MNAM /July 30-August 30/.

The immersive exhibition continues, inspired by the mythology and mystical folklore of the Republic of Moldova, “The Forest”, created by Milen Chelea /Plai Gallery / July 23-August 6/.

The exhibition “Scent of Warm Bread. Bread in the Iron Age” continues /National Museum of History of Moldova /July 22 – September 4/.

The exhibition “Urban Archeology and the Hidden Memory of Chisinau” continues /National Museum of History of Moldova /July 17-November 30/.

The exhibition “The Thread of Identity! The traditional Romanian costume in book illustrations made by plastic artists from the Republic of Moldova” continues /BNRM /June 25-August 15/.

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