On November 8, 2005, in Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, the deputy general director of the Dzerzhinsky flour mill Lev Kim (ethnic Korean) was killed. A company of 8 drunken young people, six of whom were minors, decided, at the suggestion of two adult comrades Sergei Galkin and Alexander Cherny, to find and beat "someone non-Russian" . At a bus stop near the Central Market of Dzerzhinsk, they met L. Kim and Vyacheslav Savoskin, commercial director of the plant, and severely beat them.

A search was conducted in the madrasah of Srednyaya Yeluzan village. It was conducted by the governor's assistant Valery Gorbunov, law enforcement officers and the Ministry of Emergency Situations (20 people), without presenting a warrant. The reaction to the requests of the parishioners of the local mosque to stop illegal actions was insults. Sources An unsanctioned search was carried out in the madrasah of the village of Srednyaya Yeluzan, Penza region // Islam-info. 2005. November 9.

In November 2005, reports appeared that “employees of Russia’s central television channels received a list of terms that should be used when covering events in the Caucasus.” The order allegedly comes “from the Kremlin” (i.e., probably from the Administration of the President of Russia) and contains the following instructions. Any association of Chechen and other militants with “warriors of Allah” or “Muslims” is unacceptable. The term “Islamic” is unacceptable when covering terrorist attacks.

The leadership of the Democratic faction of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg appealed to the city police department on the fact of threats against Mikhail Amosov, a member of the faction from the Yabloko party. On one of the Internet sites, as a comment to the article about the "March against Hate", a message was posted, which, in particular, spoke about the preparation for the murder of deputy Amosov. Under the message was the signature "Party of Freedom".

On November 8, the editorial office of the Argumenty i Fakty weekly hosted a press conference "The presidential administration is behind the events in Nalchik", which was attended by Boris Nadezhdin, secretary of the SPS Political Council, Alexander Prokhanov, editor-in-chief of the Zavtra newspaper, Geydar Dzhemal, head of the Islamic Committee of Russia, human rights activist Lev Ponomarev, deputy of local self-government of the KBR from "United Russia" Ramazan Tembotov.

We are publishing the decision of the Federal Court of the Leninsky District of Makhachkala dated July 20, 2004, on the recognition of the article by A. M. Boikov "Reflections after Failure" as extremist. The publication is not official and is reproduced based on materials posted on the website of the Ministry of Justice of Russia.

On November 8, 2005, Nezavisimaya Gazeta published an article by Ekaterina Blinova and Dmitry Simakin entitled "Migrant's Moscow", dedicated to the demographic problems of the metropolis and appealing to Olga Vendina's research , which journalists, alas, for the umpteenth time! - cannot adequately retell, let alone interpret. Of course, this publication, like many others, was caused by the events in France.

Condoleezza Rice presented to journalists the regular report of the US State Department on the observance of freedom of religion in the world. The report examined the state of affairs in the field of religious freedom in 197 states. Russia is classified by the authors of the report as one of the countries whose authorities treat representatives of "non-mainstream" confessions with prejudice. The same group includes Azerbaijan, Belarus, Brunei, Indonesia, Israel, Malaysia, Pakistan and Turkey.

Governor of the Ulyanovsk region S.I. Morozov signed an agreement on joint work for the period 2005-2006. with the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Ulyanovsk Region and the Regional Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Ulyanovsk Region. The warring Muslim organizations were represented by F. Aliullov and S. Suleymanov, respectively. After signing the agreement, the governor called on the muftis for unity. Sources The governor reconciled the muftis // IslamNews.ru 2005.

On November 8, 2005, the Kremlin.Org website published a comment by Alexei Makarkin, deputy general director of the Center for Political Technologies, about the "Right March" in Moscow, in which the author tried to analyze the main trends in the development of the ideology and rhetoric of Russian national radicals in present stage of their existence.

at a coordinating meeting On November 8, 2005, of the heads of law enforcement agencies of the Voronezh region, the security forces officially admitted that two informal youth groups, the White Patrol and the Vityazi, were involved in the murder of a Peruvian student. Both groups are known to law enforcement agencies, but so far they allegedly did not show any inclination to extremist activities.

On November 3, 2005, Gazeta.Ru published an article by Oleg Serlov, “Dictionary of Trustworthy Words,” from which it follows that the heads of central Russian television channels received from representatives of the presidential administration a “list of terms” that should be used when covering events in the North Caucasus.

Nikolai Zakharov, deputy head of the FSB public relations center, during a round table "International terrorism - a view from Russia" said that Russian terrorists are financed by 60 Islamic extremist organizations (along with a hundred commercial firms and ten banks outside the Russian Federation). Sources According to the FSB, terrorists in Russia are financed by 60 Islamic organizations // Religion and Mass Media. 2005. November 8.

On November 6, 2005, at the Dynamo stadium, during the football match between Dynamo and CSKA, the slogan "Moscow without chocks!" was heard from the stands of the fans. According to a Novye Izvestiya correspondent, the slogan was picked up by fans of both teams and even by the "respectable public" : "Strong men with bellies, fathers of families, raised their thumbs up and joined the choir of many thousands . " As the correspondent notes, in a live television broadcast, "this indecent howl ...

On the evening of November 8, 2005 in Moscow, near the Alekseevskaya metro station, a group of 15 people attacked 3 activists of the National Bolshevik Party (including a girl). With the help of police officers, 7 attackers were detained, who were taken to the Alekseevskoye police station. Representatives of the NBP linked this attack to the action on the presentation of a petition demanding the resignation of the president, which took place on the same day.