Since July 2, 2005, a summer youth camp organized by the "Russian National Union" has been held in the forests near the town of Pokrov, Vladimir Region. The purpose of the camp is "the creation of community youth structures with a high mobilization potential and capable of maintaining their religious and national identity in any development of the situation in Russia" .

On June 30, 2005, the City Court of St. Petersburg delivered a verdict on two defendants in the case of the November 20, 1998 murder of Galina Starovoitova. The court sentenced Yuri Kolchin to 20 years in a strict regime colony, and Vitaly Akishin - 23.5 years in a strict regime colony. Both were found guilty under the article "Terrorism". Igor Krasnov and Yuri Ionov were acquitted, the investigation found that they did not know that they were preparing an attack on the life of a statesman.

On July 3, 2005, the European Court of Human Rights accepted the complaint of lawyers of activists of the National Bolshevik Party, convicted for a protest in the building of the Ministry of Health and Social Development in August 2004. The lawyer of one of the convicts, Dmitry Agranovsky, emphasized that the complaint included a request to give the case priority order. According to the lawyer, during the consideration of the criminal case, Art.

On June 29, a round table "The role of social factors in the emergence of interethnic and interreligious conflicts in Russia" was held in Moscow. head of the Islamic Human Rights Center Ismail Shangareev and others.

The possible cancellation of the column "against all" in the regional elections may directly affect the rights of the opposition, believes Albert Hakobyan, author of the article "Citizen" P.V. Candidates "leaving the race", which was published on the website of the "Civil Club" on July 1, 2005.

Orthodox believers in the city of Semyonov (Nizhny Novgorod region) intend to ask the regional administration to transfer the Ascension Cathedral, built in 1820, to the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church (the building currently houses a cultural center). Activists have already collected more than a thousand signatures in support of their initiative.

On July 4, 2005, skinheads attacked citizens of Kyrgyzstan in Moscow. A series of attacks took place at 4/6 Akademika Pilyugina Street at about eight o'clock in the evening. First, K. Dzholdoshev and R. Kobulov were beaten, then M. Umetaliev, K. Ermekova and Ya. Islamov, the latter being quite severely ("damage to health of moderate severity"). A few minutes later, the criminals attacked S. Kozhoshev and pushed him out of the window of the 5th floor. The man died.

On July 3, 2005, the crew of the private security department of the Internal Affairs Directorate of Ussuriysk detained three young people (20 and 17 years old) who attacked a hostel for citizens of the DPRK. They were charged with robbery. The reason for the attack is unknown. The media do not exclude the nationalist version. Another version of robbery.

On July 1, 2005, the website of the Political News Agency published an article by Olga Pestretsova "Rusty iron" for the opposition, which was written in the development of the theme stated by the author in the article " Demo rebellion" . planned "velvet revolution" ("the new priest Gapon"). Eduard Limonov and his "National Bolsheviks" were chosen (and successfully introduced into the "democratic movement") for the role of the provocateur of the , - says O. Pestretsova.

On July 3, 2005, in the city of Ussuriysk, young people armed with a knife and bats broke into a hostel for citizens of the DPRK on the street. Blucher. They beat several people. The attackers were neutralized by a group of detention of the private security department of the Internal Affairs Directorate of Ussuriysk. Sources Myshkina A. Three against the hostel // Daily news (Vladivostok). 2005. July 5

On June 30, 2005, three teenagers were detained in Ivanovo, suspected of brutal attacks on city homeless people. All three are minors from wealthy families. Note that the detention took place with the active assistance of the townspeople. The video was shown on local television and caused outrage among the city's residents. Posters with the inscriptions "Fascism will not pass!" were pasted up in Ivanovo! and portraits that were made from videotape, made by the townspeople.

On July 1, 2005, the Novosibirsk Regional Court convicted Sergei Liseychenko, 17, Vitaly Samokhvalov, 18, and Viktor Tsukanov, 14, for burying five homeless people alive in June 2004. Two more teenagers (previously it was reported that one) did not reach adulthood, and therefore they are exempted from criminal liability.

On the morning of June 28, 2005, Nikolai Kochurov, editor-in-chief of the Severny Rabochiy newspaper, was beaten up at the entrance of his own house by unidentified persons. The victim was hospitalized with a broken leg, head injury and facial bruises. According to preliminary information, a criminal case has been opened on the fact of assault and beating of a journalist.

According to the site Pravda.info , on the evening of July 1 in Makhachkala, the head of the Islamic Committee of Russia, Heydar Dzhemal, was detained by security forces during a meeting with Muslim youth. As reported, G. Dzhemal, shocked by another terrorist attack in the capital of Dagestan, intended to "appeal to Muslim youth with an appeal to devote all their efforts to social construction, relieving tension in society." The meeting was to be held on the seashore in an informal setting.

On June 28, 2005, in the Traktorozavodsky district of Volgograd, four "extremely radical youths" (probably referring to skinheads - ed. ) attacked a police officer. The incident occurred at a trolleybus stop in front of passers-by. Four young people, students of a vocational school in the city of Volgograd, defiantly made noise and insulted junior lieutenant Alexander Gorshkov, who was standing at the bus stop.