Moldova has declared a 60-day state of emergency in its energy sector following a series of Russian strikes on Ukraine that have severely disrupted power lines connecting the country to Romania. Authorities reported that the attacks resulted in significant damage to the Isaccea-Vulcanesti power line, leaving thousands of Moldovans without water and causing fears of rolling power outages. The Moldovan government has accused Russia of intentionally targeting its energy infrastructure, and the parliament has supported the emergency measures aimed at addressing the crisis. Romania has stepped in to assist Moldova in restoring power supplies, while the EU is monitoring the situation to prevent large-scale blackouts. Additionally, concerns over cross-border pollution, including an oil spill in the Dniester River linked to the conflict, have further complicated the situation.