After the prosecutor of the Yaroslavl region, Mikhail Zelepukin, called for mass inspections in the region of those whom he calls "natives of the North Caucasus region" , the Caucasians of the Yaroslavl region expressed their fear that "this statement will untie the hands of national chauvinists, untie the hands of those who work in in terms of inciting ethnic hatred, this is the basis for xenophobia, especially Caucasian phobia . And these fears were not in vain.

On the night of June 4-5, 2005 in Rostov-on-Don, in two microdistricts of the city, there were mass clashes between skinheads and African students. The first incident occurred on Pushkinskaya Street, near the buildings of the Russian State University. Young Rostovites started a fight with foreign students, which turned into a mass clash. The fight was stopped by police officers who arrived at the scene. Two police officers were injured.

In early June 2005, the Russian Internet holding Mail.Ru excluded D. Demushkin's neo-Nazi site of the Slavic Union from the rating. The representative of Mail.ru explained that the site was excluded from the rating for violation of the 5th paragraph of the rules - the information posted on the pages of the site "contributes to inciting ethnic hatred . " Information of the Site of the Slavic Union.

The prosecutor's office of the Rostov region is investigating the circumstances of the mass clashes between skinheads and foreign students that took place in Rostov-on-Don on June 4 (according to other sources - June 5), 2005. According to unverified information (the police department has not yet provided full information about the incident), 6 participants in the clashes were arrested. Several foreign students face deportation.

organized at the initiative of the Religion and Mass Media On June 8, at the Central House of Journalists in Moscow , a round table "Forms of interaction between the state and religious organizations" portal was held. The meeting was attended by officials, experts, representatives of various faiths and journalists.

On June 9, 2005, it became known that the prosecutor's office of the Sovietsky district of the city of Orel had completed the investigation and submitted to the court the case of the beating of a team of Buryat archers in February 2004 (recall that eight people were attacked by teenagers armed with rebar, 3 people were seriously injured ). Search activities were conducted by operatives of the department for combating crimes of a terrorist and extremist nature of the Oryol UBOP.

In the Orenburg region, an annual report "Regional ethno-cultural policy, interethnic and ethno-confessional relations in the Orenburg region" for 2004 was published. The report was prepared by the Committee of the Administration of the Orenburg region on nationalities and relations with religious organizations. It uses the materials of a sociological survey, the methodology of which, unfortunately, is not described in the report.

On June 1, 2005, an African student was beaten up in the center of Rostov-on-Don. The life of a young man who was nearly beaten to death was saved by a passerby who started shooting into the air with a self-defense weapon. The attackers (according to the description - skinheads), whose number is unknown, retreated before the arrival of a police officer. Ten minutes later, a spontaneous rally of foreign students arose at the scene of the incident.

clubs and An article has been published on the information portal of the Petrozavodsk and Karelian diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, the author of which expresses indignation at the fact that so far "zealots" of the state budget with all their mighty forces are preventing the construction of a church in the name of the Great Martyr Panteleimon" in one of the microdistricts of the capital of Karelia, "casinos, gaming halls ...

On June 2, 2005, the Crime Chronicle newspaper published an interview with Dmitry Bogoyavlensky, a senior researcher at the Institute of National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences, dedicated to the demographic problems that Russia will face in the near future. According to D.

On June 7, 2005, "Parliamentskaya Gazeta" published an article by Yury Alpatov, Prefect of the Western Administrative District of Moscow, devoted to the problems of migration. Intentionally or not, the author mixes up in his article the problems of three, certainly intersecting, but not identical groups: foreigners, migrants of different ethnicity and visitors from the regions of Russia. Once again, the myth of illegal foreigners who take jobs from Muscovites is voiced. Y.

In Tula, vandals destroyed about a hundred graves in the central cemetery on Soap Hill. Cemetery workers discovered traces of the pogrom on the morning of June 5. Granite slabs weighing 100-150 kg were uprooted from the ground and taken out onto the road, many of them split. However, nothing was stolen. agency notes with reference to the local Plus 12 TV channel As the Regions.ru , nothing of this magnitude has ever happened in Tula. Sources Tula.