In the summer of 2005 in Moscow, about 10 football fans attacked a native of Buryatia. First, one of the fans attacked the young man, and then two more joined the beating. The Buryats were knocked down and beaten with hands and feet. Once hit in the back of the head. The attackers fled the scene. Based on Internet forums.

On August 2, 2005 (the day of the Airborne Troops) in Moscow on Zubovsky Boulevard, three drunken paratroopers tried to attack a black passer-by. According to an eyewitness, "he was surrounded, his hat was torn off ..." . The beating was prevented by passers-by (among whom was director Dmitry Astrakhan), who stood up for the dark-skinned foreigner.

The celebration of the Airborne Forces Day is traditionally one of the days on which the police take increased security measures. Nor was 2005 an exception. In several Russian cities, Airborne Forces Day was "traditionally" marked by fights between drunken paratroopers and natives of the Caucasus. Moscow . The largest incident was recorded at the Petrovsky-Razumovsky market.

On August 2, 2005, Ezhednevny Zhurnal published an article by Alexei Makarkin, Deputy Director General of the Center for Political Technologies, "Skinheads are the same everywhere," in which the author, expressing his indignation at the incident with the beating of Russian schoolchildren in Warsaw, draws readers' attention to the fact that similar incidents in Russia, the authorities not only do not pay attention, but also try in every possible way to neutralize the racist, nationalist component

On August 2, 2005, in the village of Kochpon near Syktyvkar, over seventy tombstones were destroyed in one of the city cemeteries. Those graves where the German names of the buried were indicated were destroyed. On October 11, 2005, the suspects were arrested . For details, see also the section "Religion in a secular society" According to Igor Sazhin, CPC Memorial (Syktyvkar) (with reference to the newspaper "Respublika")

On the night of August 1, 2005, in St. Petersburg, at the intersection of Lanskoye Highway and Omskaya Street, a group of young people beat up three Azerbaijani citizens aged 42, 46 and 36 and destroyed the outlet where they sold watermelons. The victims were hospitalized. in connection with the attack Four people have been arrested . Sources Watermelon traders beaten in Primorsky district // Fontanka.Ru. 2005. August 2.

On August 1, 2005 "Moskovsky Komsomolets" published an article by Natalia Panasenko and Yulia Kalinina "I don't want to study, I want to be fruitful!", dedicated to the problem of early pregnancies. Most of the article is a story, quite correct and restrained, about another case of early pregnancy (a girl near Volgograd gave birth at the age of 11).

In May 2005, an anti-Semitic collection of articles by Vladimir Yudin, deputy of the legislative Assembly of the Tver region, doctor of philological sciences, Vladimir Yudin (Yudin V. Where does the motherland begin ... - Tver, 2005. - 608 pages) was published in Tver, with a circulation of 500 copies . The fact of publication is also interesting because the collection was published at the expense of the regional administration.

Petersburg police officers detained four suspects in the attack on Azerbaijanis on August 1, 2005. The first of the suspects, a young man of 23 years old, was detained by a detachment of the detention group of the private security department. Later, officers of the PPSM at the Primorsky District Department of Internal Affairs detained three more. The issue of initiating a criminal case is currently being decided. Law enforcement officers refrain from commenting on the motivation for the attack.