On August 9, 2005, it became known that before the arrival of representatives of the State Council of the Chechen Republic, Dagestan doctors refused to provide medical assistance and to register the fact of going to the hospital to Chechens injured in the mass brawl on August 8, 2005. between local residents in the village of Druzhba, Khasavyurt district of Dagestan. According to official information from Dagestan, the reason for the clash was an economic dispute.

On August 3, 2005, an article by Levada Center analyst Leonid Sedov, “Problems of the 2008 presidential elections,” was published, in which the author, in particular, examines the ethno-nationalist potential of the upcoming presidential elections. According to L. Sedov, polls show that “Operation Successor” is not doomed to absolute success” and is trying to trace what factors and to what extent influence the choice of Russians.

On August 3, 2005, it became known about a huge number of nationalist slogans and fascist symbols in Oishkar-Ola. Almost every street is marked with RNU symbols. According to various estimates, there are from 200 to 2000 thousand such inscriptions in Yoshkar-Ola. Almost all the most significant places in the city are marked with large-scale (more than 1 meter) nationalist slogans and fascist symbols. For example, behind the facade of the "gray house", near school No.

On August 6, 2005, an act of vandalism was committed at the Jewish section of the Dmitrovo-Cherkassy cemetery in Tver. Eight monuments were overturned, about fifty (according to other sources, thirty-nine) were painted with fascist swastikas. Some monuments were pasted over with anti-Semitic leaflets calling: "Russian! This state is in their power! It is killing your children!" made by printing method.

In August 2005 it became known that a young man from a Cossack family had been charged with the murder of Alexander Tedorov, a Meskhetian Turk , and was probably sentenced in June 2005 to three years in prison. Before the trial, the Cossacks tried to force Tedorov's family to withdraw their application. According to the uncle of the murdered Sarvar Tedorov: "They tried to convince me to sign papers that said that I was refusing the charges. I refused .

On August 1, 2005, the Moscow Regional Prosecutor's Office resumed the investigation into the case of two Dolgoprudny police officers, Valery Blokhin and Alexey Konovalenko, initiated under two articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - obstruction of justice and coercion to give or evade giving evidence. The investigation became aware of facts when the jury received threats of physical harm from the Russian National Unity (RNE) in the event of an undesirable verdict.

On August 9, 2005, the Moscow government adopted a resolution "On the medium-term city target program "Multinational Moscow: the formation of civil solidarity, a culture of peace and harmony (2005-2007)". Unfortunately, we could not find the text of the program itself. The resolution was signed by the mayor Moscow of Y. Luzhkov. In particular, the Government of Moscow decided *"1.