August 1, 2003 at 61 km. An anti-Semitic poster was found on the Simferopol highway in the Moscow region. The Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Moscow Region learned about this from an anonymous phone call. A specially trained dog showed that the package attached to the poster may contain explosives. However, after checking it turned out that it was not mined. The package contained a certain amount of a substance similar in consistency to hexogen.

On August 31, a press conference was held by the head of the Department for the Execution of Punishment of the Ministry of Justice of Russia for the Udmurt Republic, Major General G.V. Zheludov dedicated to the 5th anniversary of the entry of the penitentiary system (UIS) into the Ministry of Justice of Russia. He summed up the activities of the Penitentiary Department of Udmurtia and touched, in particular, on the issues of spiritual guidance for prisoners. G.

Igor Ogurtsov, deputy head of the 12th department of the Main Directorate of Criminal Investigation (GUUR) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, said that in order to prevent the theft of antiques in Russia, all cultural objects must be marked. He explained that a special composition has already been developed, which is planned to be labeled. It will be visible only under special lighting.