Ukraine, Moldova and Bulgaria have launched real ecological wars at Romania’s borders, violating flagrantly the signed international conventions and treaties. Bistroe, Giurgiulesti, Ungheni, Belene, Kozlodui have become real ecological bombs, threatening the fragile ecosystems of the Danube and Prut that are under the special protection of UNESCO and other international organizations, the Romanian paper “Ziua” (“Day”) says.

According to the cited source, despite the appeals made by these organizations and Romania, the former Soviet republics continue to show that their geo-strategic and geo-economic interests are more important than the observance of the international laws.

The Romanian paper says that the Giurgiulesti port will favor the destruction of the natural reservation "Inferior Prut Waterside" located on the Moldovan-Romanian border.

“The Communists’ ambition to transform Moldova into a naval power supported by the Russian firms involved in the given projects seriously affects the ecosystem of Prut that is a part of the EU’s eastern border with the former Soviet republic. In case of an oil accident at this port, the Delta can be irremediably affected,” the paper says.

At the inauguration of the oil terminal in Giurgiulesti, Vladimir Voronin said that Romania tried to convince the Moldovan authorities not to build its own oil terminal, but Moldova could not give up because the project was too important // Reporter.MD


Publication date: 17 May 2008   

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