The Union of Orthodox Citizens has published a statement regarding the verdict against Viktor Korchagin, editor of the Rusich magazine, who is known, among other things, for his anti-Christian publications. “The Korchagin case,” the statement says, “is no less significant than the Samodurov case; but for a more or less adequate decision on the case of the blasphemous exhibition, we needed tremendous efforts, the appeal of State Duma deputies, prominent scientists, writers, politicians, etc.

After a protest action week-long by members of the Moscow Central Church of Christians of the Evangelical Pentecostal Faith "Emmanuel", Moscow Mayor Yu. Luzhkov ordered the Department of Urban Planning Policy, Development and Reconstruction to hold a meeting with representatives of the church. Meeting of the First Deputy Head of the Department A.D. Kosovan with senior pastor Alexander Purshaga and church administrator Bakur Azaryan took place on June 6.

A bookstore "Derzhava" has opened in Krasnodar, where "patriotic literature from all over Russia" is sold . Namely, books about the Third Reich, SS, Himmler, "Protocols of the Elders of Zion", the speeches of the Nazi criminal Rudolf Hess and other anti-Semitic literature. The opening of the store was announced by IA Prima on June 6, 2005. Next to the store is the regional prosecutor's office and the legislative assembly of the region.

June 12, 2005 in the "State Club of Film Fans" (Berzarin St., 20) a concert of the band "Temnozor" is to take place. The rock band "Temnozor" is a neo-pagan Nazi group, a collective member of the international organization "Pagan Front", which considers itself "the hammer of National Socialist black metal" .

The Moscow Bureau for Human Rights reports that in s. Spas-Kupalishche, Vladimir Region, the brick wall of the Orthodox Bogolyubovsky convent was erected right on the local cemetery. At the same time, part of the burials was destroyed, which was discovered by local residents who once again came to visit the graves of their loved ones. The nuns also claim that the graves looked unkempt.

On June 7, 2005, in the Tver region, a group of neo-Nazis killed Kh.D. Dostiev and N.A. Ismatova. This became known from the news about the completion of the investigation into the case of participants in the Tver RNE. In September 2009, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation upheld the guilty verdict of the Tver Regional Court, issued on July 15, 2009 against Anton Tabachkov. He was sentenced to 9 years in prison in a strict regime colony for this murder.

The abbess of the Holy Trinity Macarius Monastery (Nizhny Novgorod), Abbess Michael, told the NTA-Privolzhye news agency that the Nizhny Novgorod diocese considers it unacceptable to use the name of St. Macarius in the name of the products of the local brewery "Lyskovsky". She said that representatives of the diocese have repeatedly stated this to the management of the enterprise, and the Bishop of Nizhny Novgorod and Arzamas Georgy himself also expressed his dissatisfaction with this matter.

On January 24, 2005, the Moscow Regional Court sentenced two skinheads from Solnechnogorsk, Vladimir Naumov (born 1987) and Aleksey Onishchuk (born 1980), who had committed the "ritual" murder of Mamedov, a Yezidi Kurd by nationality. The court recognized them under Art. 105, part 2, paragraph "f, l" (murder committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy motivated by national hatred) and sentenced A. Onischuk to 12 years in prison, and V. Naumov to 8 years in a correctional colony.

The website of the Orthodox society (brotherhood) "Radonezh" publishes an article by candidate of legal sciences, deputy director of the State Fund for Television and Radio Programs, author of the Concept of Religious Policy of Russia I.A.

On June 3, information appeared on the official website of the Arkhangelsk diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church that prayers to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker were scheduled for June 5 in all Orthodox churches in Arkhangelsk.

Islam.Ru reports that the holding of the Muz TV-2005 annual awards ceremony at Olimpiyskiy next to the Moscow Cathedral Mosque (where a Friday prayer was held a few hours before the event) aroused indignation among the capital's Muslims: "Frank outfits" stars " and their defiant behavior at the house of Allah deeply shocked and outraged the parishioners of the mosque.