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Moldovan PM Monitors Dnister River Pollution After Russian Attack

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu visited Soroca to monitor the situation on the Dnister River following an oil spill caused by a Russian attack. Additional filters and straw bales are being used in the water to manage the pollution that has spread into Moldova.

13 Mar, 17:35 — 13 Mar, 17:35
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ukrainska-pravda64d ago

Moldova asks EU for help over Dnister pollution caused by Russian attack

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has announced that Moldova has asked the EU for assistance in dealing with the pollution of the Dnister River.

By Khrystyna Bondarieva,Alona Mazurenko

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First report: newsmaker-md · 12 Mar, 19:45Full coverage: 4 · 22hWindow: 22h
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newsmaker-md12 Mar, 19:45First to report

Нефтепродукты продолжают поступать в Днестр: власти отчитались о ситуации в Наславче и Сороках

18h later
hotnews13 Mar, 13:57

Poluarea râului Nistru din Republica Moldova, după un atac rusesc asupra Ucrainei. Chișinăul cere activarea Mecanismului de Protecție Civilă al UE

4h later
zdg-md13 Mar, 17:30

Premierul Alexandru Munteanu a mers la Soroca pentru monitorizarea situației de pe Nistru: „Sunt instalate filtre suplimentare, iar în apă sunt utilizați baloți de paie”

ukrainska-pravda13 Mar, 17:35Latest update

Moldova asks EU for help over Dnister pollution caused by Russian attack

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