Since May, the protest action of Pentecostals - members of the "Emmanuel" church against the actions of the capital's officials has been going on. On October 3, another incident occurred: the police detained and delivered five believers to the Tverskoy District Department of Internal Affairs, Portal-Credo.ru reports .

In September 2005, Ekaterinburg higher education institutions began giving lectures on security for foreign students. Teachers explain to visitors how "not to become a victim of skinheads and criminals and how to communicate with policemen" . Citizens of more than a dozen countries study in Yekaterinburg, in particular the United States, Spain, Thailand, Indonesia, Korea, China, Hungary, Turkey and Mongolia.

At the end of September 2005, a meeting of the board of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Voronezh Region on the prevention of neglect and delinquency among minors was held. The meeting was attended by the heads of services and heads of regional district departments. Dmitry Baron, head of the department for organizing the activities of district police officers and the juvenile affairs unit, said that "aggressive football fans, skinheads pose a significant public danger .

On September 29, 2005, the police confiscated the circulation of the newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets in Belgorod. In the center of Belgorod, police officers stopped a car carrying a newspaper from a printing house in Voronezh, confiscated the circulation, and delivered it to two police departments.

On October 3, the court of Tobolsk passed a verdict against a group of local residents accused of belonging to the Hizb ut-Tahrir organization. They were found guilty on all counts. According to Interfax , "two leaders of the cell - Marat Saibatalov, Dmitry Petrichenko - were sentenced to six years, and its other leader - Rail Valitov - to 5.5 years in a penal colony.

On September 28, 2005, the governor of the Novgorod region, Mikhail Prusak, issued a statement about the need for an immediate change in the Constitution "in terms of the third presidential term . " "We must make sure that Vladimir Putin remains president after 2008 ," said M. Prusak, because Putin's place is "at the helm of the state, despite the president's words that he will find his place in the ranks . " Otherwise, M.

On September 28, 2005, the governor of Nizhny Novgorod announced that, according to law enforcement agencies, about 50 skinheads were officially registered in the city. This became known from a meeting of members of the public with the governor of the Nizhny Novgorod region, Valery Shantsev, at which representatives of public national organizations expressed concern about the presence in the city of radical nationalist organizations, in particular, skinheads.

In September 2005, in Yekaterinburg, an attack was made on a student from Thailand - a master's student at the Ural State University. In the afternoon in the city center near the supermarket on March 8th, a group of Thai students were approached by four young men and two girls. According to Lyudmila Mironova, head of the department for work with foreign students at USU, "the guys started kicking and beating" one of the students, trying to drag him into the mud .

On September 29, 2005, the district court of Blagoveshchensk sentenced district police officer Albert Sultanov to 3 years of probation under Art. 292 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("official forgery"). A. Sultanov, as well as his colleague Vasily Zhukov, did not take part in the "police" sweep in Blagoveshchensk in December 2004.

On September 30, 2005, the prefecture of the Central Administrative District of Moscow refused to allow the activists of the "We" movement to hold a rally and procession. Rally with the general theme "Constitution - yes, Putin - no!" banned on the grounds that the name and patronymic of one of the organizers were mixed up in places, and the procession was banned because of the declared slogans ("Give censorship!" and "Back to the USSR").

On September 23, 2005, Stavropolskaya Pravda published Alexander Beluz's article "Führeromania", which provides an overview of neo-Nazi actions and manifestations of radical nationalism in general in the largest cities of the region. Unfortunately, the article does not indicate the dates of the events, but most likely, all the cases described by the author occurred in 2004 or 2005. We managed to restore the dates of some events ourselves.

According to the publication "Gazeta" (issue of October 3, 2005), the youth "Unity" will be activated in the near future. As one of the candidates for the role of the new leader of the organization, the head of the Orthodox TV channel "Spas" (former host of the program "Russian View" ) Ivan Demidov is being considered. I. Demidov does not deny the possibility that in the near future he will head the youth "Unity".

On September 16, 2005, a mass brawl broke out between skinheads and leftist anti-fascist youth near the "Estacada" club ( a traditional venue for the performance of neo-Nazi musical groups). The fight, in which about a hundred people took part, was provoked by anti-fascists. Several people are known to have been hospitalized.