On August 4, 2005, Alexander Belov, coordinator of the Center for Public Relations Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI), made an appeal in connection with the events in the Rostov region . In their appeal, DPNI threaten representatives of the authorities in the event of "applying to the Cossacks ... actions aimed at infringing on the rights and dignity of the Cossacks ... "to seek deportation ... (Chechens - ed. ) to the mountainous regions of the Terek region" ...

On August 5, 2005, it became known that the action "Stop, fascism" began in Ulyanovsk, the purpose of which is to clear the streets and walls of the city of Ulyanovsk from fascist and nationalist inscriptions. Recently, in the city, more and more often you can see the swastika on the fences, calls for racial and national discrimination.

On August 2, 2005, in Moscow, on the Day of the Airborne Forces, 5-6 paratroopers, celebrating their "professional holiday", threw a young man of "Muslim nationality" on the asphalt and beat him (apparently, they mean "non-Slavic appearance"), while shouting "I killed people like you in crowds in Chechnya!" . The attackers fled the scene. The victim and his companion went to the nearest police post.

On August 3, 2005, it became known that while working on another of the Delicacies programs (TVC channel), skinheads attacked the film crew. "This episode of the program was dedicated to fans of the musical direction Gothic Metal, who ... are called Goths, they are not loved by skinheads ," said the host of the program, Svetlana Konegen. The attack took place at Chistye Prudy.

On May 9, 2005, in Moscow, in the Arbat area, skinheads attacked several people of non-Slavic appearance (at least 4 people turned to the police with statements). The attackers were detained, but released a few hours later without charge. Information from Internet forums.

On the evening of August 8, 2005 in Syktyvkar near the intersection of st. Red partisans and Yukhnin street a group of young people (7-8 people in total) attacked a native of Azerbaijan. The attackers were led by Alexei Kozhemyakin, 20, who said he was a skinhead and hated people of "non-Slavic" appearance. The attackers raided the city in search of "Caucasians". Seeing an Azerbaijani passing by, the young people knocked him down and began to beat him. A.

In May 2005, in Nizhny Novgorod, two rappers were attacked by about 30-40 skinheads. One of the victims managed to escape, the second was severely beaten with chains, a skateboard taken from a young man, and kicked. The young man received a concussion, head wounds, a broken shoulder, multiple bruises. Information from Internet forums.