On March 10, 2006, the Internet resource "Evrey.com - a Jewish site from Jerusalem" was hacked. Like most similar hacks , this one was carried out by hackers from the Slavic Union of Dmitry Demushkin. Initially, the traditional SS picture was posted there. However, then - and this is a new phenomenon - it was replaced by another, more curious one.

On March 11, the Council of Muftis of Russia again issued a statement regarding the introduction of the institution of military priests.

At the end of February or the beginning of March 2006 in Tolyatti (Samara region) skinheads attacked representatives of one of the youth subcultures (apparently, "goths" or black metallers). The attack was well organized - it involved up to 80 skinheads from four skin groups of the city - "Third Reich", "White Wolves", "Bulldog 88", "Werewolf". Unfortunately, the details of the incident, including the number of victims, are unknown.

On March 13, 2006, employees of the Udmurt Organized Crime Control Department detained activists of the National Bolshevik Party returning from Moscow to Izhevsk. The National Bolsheviks were pulled out of the car and taken to the UBOP department. The detainees were kept in the department for about 5 hours.

On March 4, in Samara, during a rally against the reform of housing and communal services, which was attended by representatives of various political forces (KPRF, SCM, AKM, NBP, NNP, SDPR, etc.), a fight broke out between members of the NBP and the nationalist National People's Party (NPP).

At the end of March, Boris Moiseev's tour is to take place in Vladivostok.

On March 2, 2006, Elena Starostina, an activist from the Omsk branch of the Siberian Confederation of Labor (SKT), was detained. At the exit of the court building, where she testified as a witness, the activist was stopped by a group of people in plain clothes. The unidentified persons introduced themselves as "almost the FSB" and accused Starostina of participating in the blocking of the road on February 25, 2005.

On the evening of March 2, 2006, an attack was made on a candidate for deputies of the Elektrostal Council of Deputies from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, journalist Viktor Volkov. The journalist, who was returning home, was stopped by two unknown people. Asking "Viktor Volkov?" and having received an affirmative answer, unknown persons knocked down the victim and beat him with their feet, shod in heavy boots. V.

In February 2006, in Cheboksary, law enforcement officers arrested a suspect in three attacks on foreign students of the Cheboksary State University that took place in January-February. An 18-year-old resident of Novocheboksarsk, a 3rd year student of the Faculty of History of the Chechen State University, was detained on February 10, immediately after the third attack (on a 20-year-old native of Kenya).

At the beginning of March 2006, it became known about three attacks by a lone skinhead on foreign students in Cheboksary. In January 2006, a 19-year-old Pakistani citizen, a student at the Chuvash State University, was stabbed in the temple. On February 8, a 26-year-old native of Kenya, a 5th year student at the Medical Faculty of the Chechen State University, was attacked from behind by an unknown person.

On March 13, 2006, the trial of members of a criminal group ended in Tomsk, which in July 2002 installed a mined anti-Semitic poster on a highway near Tomsk (as a result, two men who tried to remove the poster received shrapnel wounds). In addition to installing the poster, the members of the group spilled mercury twice in a local restaurant owned by a Jew. According to investigators, they also planned to blow up the Tomsk synagogue and committed two murders.

On March 9, 2006, State Duma deputy from the Liberal Democratic Party Nikolai Kuryanovich circulated an appeal to his "comrades-in-arms" skinheads, which called for "extraordinary precautions." The appeal was caused by criminal cases under Art. 282, initiated in Kaliningrad and Astrakhan against local right-wing radicals.

In the city of Odintsovo, Moscow Region, the investigation into the murder of Armenian citizen Samvel Tadevosyan in an electric train, which took place in August 2005, has been completed. In the dock - six young people aged 17 to 26 years. Whether the motive of national hatred is present in the charge brought against the teenagers is still unknown.

On March 7, 2006, the "National Alliance" ("NA"), a right-wing radical organization that was active in the Samara region, mainly in Togliatti, suspended its activities. The reason for the suspension of the activities of "NA" is the entry of its activists into the ranks of the Rodina party. The leader of "NA" - Sergey Lektorovich - a former skinhead and chairman of the Samara regional branch of the NDPR, headed the Togliatti branch of the Rodina party.

On March 10, the State Duma Committee on Public Associations and Religious Organizations considered amendments to the Administrative Code prepared "in order to prevent religious extremism" by the parliament of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic.