On March 1, 2005, political scientist Viktor Militarev gave an interview to the Kremlin.org website, in which he expressed his approval of the initiative to create the Nashi youth movement . This is the right idea, V. Militarev believes, because an "orange revolution" in Russia is quite possible and poses a clear threat (since it is unlikely to be bloodless).

The Internet newspaper Kursiv Ivanovo, citing the press center of the regional FSB, reports that on March 11, ten US citizens, representatives of the Church of Evangelical Christian Baptists, were detained in Ivanovo for violating the law on the stay of foreigners on the territory of the Russian Federation. They were fined.

On March 12, 2005, in Krasnoyarsk, the police organized a mass "trapping" of teenagers . About 50-70 people were detained on one of the streets of the city. In the police, according to some of the detained teenagers, they were told that they were "skinheads" and were going to beat the Azerbaijanis, which they demanded to confess. The local police department reports that they acted on the basis of "operational information" about the impending action.

On March 14, 2005, the Kaluga Regional Court annulled the decision of the Obninsk court, according to which the cancellation of the election of the mayor of Obninsk was declared illegal . Thus, Obninsk became the first city whose charter was amended to allow deputies to appoint the head of the city administration. The court's decision did not come as a surprise: Anatoly Artamonov, the governor of the Kaluga region, on the sidelines, expressed confidence in precisely this outcome of the case.

On March 15, 2005, the Russkaya Zashchita website reported that in early March the prosecutor of the city of Vilyuchinsk, Kamchatka Region, initiated a criminal case under Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation against Yury Slobozhaninov, a member of the NDPR. It is known that the suspect was searched, as a result of which the system unit of the computer was seized. The circumstances of the case are unknown.

On March 14, 2005, it became known that on the eve of March 8, the special forces of the State Drug Control Service conducted a special operation in the city of Bezhetsk, Tver Region. According to Kirill Kabanov, head of the National Anti-Corruption Committee, who reported the event, "it was a purge, similar to the events that took place last December in Blagoveshchensk " .

March 12, 2005 in Krasnoyarsk at about 19.00 on the street. Krasnoflotskaya was pulled together by 8 police outfits, which for no apparent reason took away teenagers who appeared on the street. According to various estimates, a total of 50 to 70 teenagers aged 15-18 were detained.

The Federal Service for Environmental and Technological Supervision of Rostekhnadzor for the Voronezh Region has given a negative opinion on the project for the construction of a prayer house for the Pentecostal community in the Left Bank district of Voronezh, Portal-Credo.ru reports .

Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences Pavel Puchkov, under whose leadership a map of religions of the Russian Federation was prepared at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, in an interview with Izvestia provided information on the number of religious organizations in Moscow and the Moscow region. In total, there are 1,267 religious organizations in the region, of which 889 are associated with the Russian Orthodox Church MP.

The parish of the Holy Great Martyr and Victorious George of the city of Lermontov (Stavropol Territory) concluded an agreement on cooperation with the city department of internal affairs. The main direction of cooperation should be spiritual and moral education and patriotic education of police officers. As told Interfax the rector of St. George's Church priest Alexander Kholodny , special attention will be paid to the moral and psychological state of the policemen.

On November 1, 2005, in an interview with the Tambov Meridian newspaper, Artem Aristov, an employee of the Department for Combating Terrorism, Political and Religious Extremism at the Department of Internal Affairs of the Tambov Region, reported an attack on students from Guinea that occurred in early 2005. Unfortunately, we were unable to find out any details of this incident. It is not even known how many people suffered (it is only clear that there were several foreigners).

Deputies of the State Duma asked the government of the Russian Federation about the situation in the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Corporation (VGTRK) .

On March 10, 2005, the electoral committee of the Moscow district of Krylatskoye refused to register all opposition candidates for the municipal assembly. According to Moscow City Duma deputy Dmitry Kataev, this was done with gross violations. Independent candidates who expressed a desire to attend a meeting of the election commission, in which there were changes, were denied the requirement to familiarize them with the documents of the new member of the commission.

On March 15, at a press conference in Moscow, it was announced that at the initiative of the Foundation for the Support of Democracy and Social Progress (founded by well-known entrepreneurs of Chechen origin, the brothers Umar and Hussein Dzhabrailov), a new Muslim public organization "Russian Islamic Heritage" (RIN) is being created. As U.

On March 9, 2005, in the program “Odnako”, Mikhail Leontiev once again lashed out at human rights activists with harsh accusations. The journalist's anger was aroused by the remark of the chairman of the Moscow Helsinki Group, Lyudmila Alekseeva, that Maskhadov's death was beneficial to the bastards who want the war to last indefinitely. "It is typical to use the word" scoundrels "in relation to fighters fighting terrorists ," M.