On April 30, 2006, young members of the Iskra communist movement held an anti-fascist rally in the Moscow metro, where supporters of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) posted nationalist leaflets the day before. Iskra activists cleared subway cars on the circle line from DPNI leaflets.
The stickers of the DPNI destroyed by the "Iskrovites" were of 2 types and contained a call on May 1 to "drive immigrants from Moscow . " The stickers were made in the standard form of metro advertising and placed in standard places for it (above the metro map) so as not to attract the attention of cleaners.
The next day, DPNI activists posted a new portion of agitation in the subway .
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