Krasnodar Civic Chamber unites officials and activists after Black Sea oil spill

When disaster struck the Black Sea, Krasnodar’s Civic Chamber didn’t just talk—they acted. Now, officials and activists are forging a stronger alliance for future crises.

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2025 December 4 . 1:15 PM

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Krasnodar Civic Chamber unites officials and activists after Black Sea oil spill

A plenary session of the Krasnodar Region Civic Chamber took place in Krasnodar this week. Governor Veniamin Kondratyev attended the session alongside Legislative Assembly Speaker Yury Burlachko. Both officials commended the Civic Chamber’s work, with Kondratyev praising members for their proactive role in tackling regional challenges. He specifically highlighted their efforts in addressing the Black Sea oil spill, where activists joined cleanup operations and countered misinformation. The Civic Chamber’s session concluded with a clear emphasis on continued collaboration between government, activists, and volunteers. The group’s involvement in the oil spill response demonstrated its role in both crisis management and public engagement. Moving forward, the chamber plans to expand its oversight activities and strengthen regional partnerships.