On February 28, 2004, a sentence was passed on three participants in the pogrom at the market in Yasenevo. In April 2001, three dozen tents belonging to people from the Caucasus and Central Asia were destroyed at the Yasenevsky market. About 10 traders received various injuries. Police officers managed to detain 68 people. Leaflets with nationalist slogans were confiscated from many pogromists. Most of them were between 13 and 18 years old.

In February 2004, two foreign students from Ecuador were beaten up in Belgorod. According to the victims, the reason for the beating was that they were seeing off the Slavic girls. This became known only in June 2004, when the beating and robbery of another foreigner, a citizen of Yemen, actualized the topic of the activity of neo-Nazi groups in Belgorod. Loginov Ivan, Pereverzin Sergey. A Muslim was beaten near an Orthodox church // Meridian (Belgorod). 2004. June 23.

On February 28, 2004, on one of the central streets of Perm, near the Dynamo city stadium, three skinheads attacked a native of Dagestan named Mamedov. The attackers inflicted several knife wounds on him. Fortunately, the victim managed to escape and get to the hospital. On suspicion of attempted murder, Aleksey Pigalev was detained, who in May 2005 was convicted of attempted murder motivated by ethnic hatred. His two accomplices could not be identified at the time of sentencing.

On January 24, 2004, two members (15 and 18 years old) of the United Brigades-88 group who attacked homeless people in Moscow were detained . Two more participants in the attack, a 24-year-old Muscovite and an 18-year-old native of Sukhumi, were detained at the end of January 2004.