She explained that the issue of drinking water quality is complex, and the EU requires Ukraine to legislate these standards. “If we set these standards the way the EU wants, it will immediately mean we don’t have drinking water across the country—only technical water,” Slobodnichenko said. Read also: Ukraine’s war-time reforms show significant progress, says EU Ambassador She also mentioned that if technical water is used, consumers should pay less for it, which could lead to lower water rates and reduced budget revenue. “To align with these European standards, it’s not just about writing them…