Portal-Credo.ru reports that on May 30, the metropolitan police dispersed the picket of the Moscow Central Church of Evangelical Pentecostal Christians "Emmanuel". It was another protest action of believers against the actions of officials, about which, by the way, the authorities were notified in advance. A total of 10 people were detained.

On May 28, 2005, it became known that after the leadership of the Novosibirsk "Radio Slovo" stopped the release of the program "Young Russia" by journalist Dmitry Gorbachev. After recording the program dedicated to the arrest of N. Baluev and V. Rusakov, the management informed D. Gorbachev that the program was being taken off the air and the program was discontinued. At the same time, the NBP-Info website writes, "the authorities referred to the instructions of senior comrades .

The Karelian branch of the Youth Human Rights Group (YHG), within the framework of the project “Establishing democratic educational work and work with youth in Karelia,” in May 2005, conducted a number of educational events aimed at strengthening interethnic solidarity and combating manifestations of ethnonationalism.

The Political News Agency published an article by Yegor Kholmogorov, an active network publicist, "Religions of the Last Time", in which he talks about "political religions" in general and "political Orthodoxy" in particular.

On May 30, the press secretary of the Union of Orthodox Citizens, Kirill Frolov, in an interview with Ekho Moskvy announced the intention of Orthodox activists to seek the resignation of the Minister of Education of the Russian Federation Andrei Fursenko and the head of the Moscow Department of Education, Lyubov Kezina, who are opposed to the inclusion of "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" in the school curriculum as compulsory subject. According to K.

In Astrakhan at the city cemetery on the street. Rozhdestvensky on the night of May 26, more than thirty tombstones were destroyed, REGNUM news agency reports with reference to the press service of the Astrakhan Region Internal Affairs Directorate. A criminal case has been opened on the fact of vandalism. Sources In Astrakhan vandals destroyed more than 30 graves // IA REGNUM. 2005. May 27.

website In some media of the Astrakhan region (and also - later - on the United Fatherland ) the text of the appeal of a number of regional political and public associations "Hands off the Orthodox shrine" was published. The authors of the appeal (including the chairman of the local branch of the "National Conservative Party of Russia" G.V. Molokov, the deputy of the City Council Yu.N. Shcherbakov, the ataman of the City Cossack Society F.M. .I.

On May 27, 2005, in Yoshkar-Ola (Mari El), members of the Russian National Unity (RNE) party beat up 15 Mari, participants in a concert of folk amateur artists from the Morkinsky district of the republic. On this day in DC them. VI Lenin held a concert organized by the community of Morkinsky district. After the concert, during the farewell to the artists in the Morkinsky district, near the bus, RNU militants beat one of the artists and the director of the Morkinsky radio, O. Krylov.

On May 25, the Russian United Union of Evangelical Christians (Pentecostals) issued a statement regarding the TV show Dom-2. "... Russian Protestants," the document says, "consider this show disgusting and extremely dangerous for the moral state and normal development of young people. This TV project... in our deep conviction, is designed to corrupt people, instill images and behaviors that are contrary to Russian traditional spiritual and moral values.

On May 29, about 25-30 activists of the St. Petersburg branch of "Walking Together" held a rally to "disinfect" the building of the House of Culture. Gorky, which hosted a meeting of Scientologists.

On May 30, 2005, the portal Pravda.Ru published a large-scale work by Sergey Malinin called "Network War and Velvet Revolutions". The article consists of four parts. First, S.

On May 30, 2005, during an action of the St. Petersburg civil resistance near the OMON building, activist Olga Kurnosova was detained and taken to the police station. The picket participants protested against the participation of the police in military operations in Chechnya. Sources During a protest rally against the participation of the police in the Chechen campaign, an activist of the St.

On May 30, 2005, the site "New Politics" posted an article by Sergei Migalin "Man-made disasters bring an orange revolution to Russia." Using the recent man-made disaster as a pretext, S. Migalin proves that such catastrophes " are a ready-made scenario for Russia to lose its independence. We will not have any" color "and" velvet "revolutions.

On May 29, 2005, in Kaliningrad, a group of unknown people broke into the premises of the district committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and beat up several young people - National Bolsheviks - who were on stage at that moment, who were spending an evening in support of political prisoners - members of the NBP.

On May 27, 2005, APN.Ru posted an article by Olga Pestretsova "Military opposition: a new player in the old field." O. Pestretsova believes that a new force has appeared in the country - the military opposition, which will inevitably act as an executor in the "emery counter-revolution". Over the past decade, veterans of the Chechen war have finally become convinced that they can only rely on themselves.