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R. Moldova and Ukraine, without Consensus on the Flow to Nistru

The Republic of Moldova and Ukraine did not reach a consensus on the volume of water to be discharged from the accumulation lake in Novodnistrovsk. Today, in a new round of consultations held on the Nistrene Commission platform, Ukrainian representatives proposed that a volume of water equivalent to [...] Article R. Moldova and Ukraine, without consensus on the flow to Nistru appears first in the Voice of Basarabia.
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The Moldovan and Ukrainian sides, during the meeting of the Dniester Commission on September 14, did not reach an agreement on the volume of water to be discharged from the reservoir in Novodnistrovsk.

Moldova and Ukraine were unable to agree on the amount of water to be discharged from the Dniestrovsky reservoir.The Minister of Environment, George Hajder, reported that the Ukrainian side had initially proposed to reduce the discharge by almost three, from 60 to about 22 m3/s, which corresponds to the current average flow of water into the reservoir.

The Republic of Moldova and Ukraine did not reach a consensus on the volume of water to be discharged from the accumulation lake in Novodnistrovsk. Today, in a new round of consultations held on the Nistrene Commission platform, Ukrainian representatives proposed that a volume of water equivalent to [...] Article R. Moldova and Ukraine, without consensus on the flow to Nistru appears first in the Voice of Basarabia.

The Republic of Moldova and Ukraine did not reach a consensus on the flow of water into Nistru from the Novodnistrovsk accumulation lake. Discussions took place during the meeting held on the Nistrene Commission platform.

Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder announces that R. Moldova and Ukraine have not reached a consensus on the volume of water to be discharged from the Novodnistrovsk accumulation lake during the meeting held on the Nistrene Commission platform today. Initially, the Ukrainian side proposed to divert only the volume of water actually entering the Novodnistrovsk lake to the RM - i.e. an average of only 22 m3/s., said the official.

The Republic of Moldova and Ukraine did not reach a consensus on the flow of water discharged from the Novodnistrovsk accumulation lake. The subject was discussed today in a meeting on the Nistrene Commission platform.

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Independent.md broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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