Former deputy governor of Sverdlovsk Oblast Pavel Krekov is leaving his post in Tyumen.
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Former deputy governor of Sverdlovsk Region Pavel Krekov leaves his post in Tyumen
Former deputy governor of Sverdlovsk Region Pavel Krekov leaves his post in Tyumen
January 12, 2026. The Deputy Mayor of Tyumen, Pavel Krekov, has left his position. This information was confirmed to the publication "Tyumen Region Today" by the head of the committee for public relations and mass media of the mayor's office, Gulnara Sidorkina.
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The reasons for the personnel decision have not been disclosed.
Recall that Pavel Krekov worked in the Sverdlovsk government since 2012. From 2016 he was deputy governor of Sverdlovsk Region. In 2025 he left the position and moved to Tyumen. There Krekov became deputy head of the city of Tyumen.
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Former deputy governor of Sverdlovsk Oblast Pavel Krekov is leaving his post in Tyumen.
The deputy mayor of Tyumen, Pavel Krekov, has left his post. The information was confirmed to the publication "Tyumen Region Today" by the head of the mayor's office committee for public relations and the media, Gulnara Sidorkina.