The country is also already enduring the impacts of the war in Ukraine upon their energy supply. The increasing difficulties for shipping boats will impact the country's vital transportation of coal, which accounts for two thirds of Serbia's electrical output, officials said.įurther implicating the energy crisis, water flow in Serbia's hydropower system dropped by half in the past two months, officials told the Balkan Green Energy News. We are struggling to keep out waterways navigable along their full length," Veljko Kovacevic, Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Transportation, told Reuters. Serbian officials have taken to dredging along the river to salvage the usable navigation lanes. The vessels have limited the navigable section of the stretch near Prahova to 100 meters, significantly slimmer than the prior 180 meters ships had access to.
Officials say the vessels pose a risk to shipping on the Danube. Now, over 20 ships have come to the surface, many of which are still loaded with ammunition and explosives. there were two German submarines left at the Black Sea, UB-14 and UB-42. to the most important naval operation from the Black Sea the eviction of. Meanwhile, the commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Admiral Eberhardt.
The vessels still impact the river today, often hampering river traffic during low water levels, authorities said. During World War II the Destroyer Squadron was known as the ace of the Royal. The ships, sunken on Danube River, were part of Nazi Germany's Black Sea fleet in 1944 as they retreated from advancing Soviet forces, officials said. Europe's scorching drought has revealed the hulks of dozens of German warships that became submerged during World War Two near Serbia's river port town of Prahovo.
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