The Dolphins headquarters asked internet users for support.

During the New Year holidays, several dozen people are expected to arrive to clean up fuel oil in the Temryuk district, where deposits of old emissions are regularly discovered, the Dolphins headquarters reported, asking social media users to order groceries.

As the "Caucasian Knot" reported, on December 14, the government commission coordinating the cleanup of the fuel oil spill in the Kerch Strait reported that more than 90% of the spilled oil product had been collected. Scientists and authorities in Kuban have acknowledged that the environmental consequences of the fuel oil spill have not been eliminated even a year after the tanker disaster.

During the New Year holidays, several dozen people will come to the Dolphins headquarters volunteers, ready to spend the January "holidays" cleaning up fuel oil pollution from the Black Sea shores, the headquarters reported today. "The headquarters' supplies are currently not sufficient to feed all of these people," the statement said.

They asked to place orders for groceries on marketplaces or in stores - meat, poultry, vegetables, chocolate, lemons, Ginger, eggs, and milk. By 7:10 PM Moscow time, no one had commented on this message on the headquarters' Telegram channel, which has 762 subscribers.

On December 21, they reported receiving 14,000 rubles in donations for volunteer meals in December.

The headquarters' volunteers continue cleaning the shore in the Temryuk district. "Today, volunteers from the Dolphins headquarters worked at Lake Solenoye near the village of Veselovka (Temryuk district). At first glance, it seemed that everything had been cleaned up after the fuel oil spill in the Black Sea. But we again found fuel oil crumbs and bits of old fuel oil near the embankment. "The work continues—we're cleaning the shoreline as best we can, because we're still a long way from truly clean shores in the Temryuk district," they noted in another post.

On December 15, 2024, two tankers carrying fuel oil sank in the Kerch Strait. A crew member from one of the tankers died as a result. Furthermore, an oil spill occurred, leading to catastrophic environmental consequences, according to the "Caucasian Knot" report "Fuel Oil Spill in the Kerch Strait."