On May 5, 2006, the prosecutor's office of the Pervomaisky district of the city of Kirov opened a criminal case under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of ethnic hatred) in relation to six teenagers who on April 19 posted leaflets of extremist content with fascist symbols in the city. "According to the investigation, the leaflets contain appeals aimed at inciting ethnic hatred ," a representative of the prosecutor's office said.

On May 4, an agreement on cooperation was signed between the Togliatti Mayor's Office, the regional Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Samara Region and the Muslim Religious Organization of Togliatti.

On the eve of May 9, leaflets with anti-Semitic content appeared in Vladimir with the heading "Zionists soil the Victory . " On the leaflet - a hero with the Russian coat of arms on chain mail, threatening a Jew depicted in a caricature manner with a spear. Leaflets are not signed. , who is currently on the federal wanted list for inciting national hatred According to other sources, they contain quotes signed by the former co-chairman of the NDPR Boris Mironov .

May 4, 2006 around 10:00 p.m. about 30 young people marched along the platform of the metro station "Library im. Lenin", chanting to the beat of walking: "Sieg heil, sieg heil!" , "The Russians are coming!" , and also - "Russia for Russians, Moscow for Muscovites!" . The crowd passed through the underpass and boarded the train at the Borovitskaya station.

The imam of the mosque in the village of Akberdino, Iglinsky district of Bashkortostan, Rustam Kurbanov, has been acting head of the village council for a month now. At the same time, he performs rites and conducts divine services in the mosque. The imam plans to combine the two positions until the election of the head of the administration in August 2006. Sources In Bashkortostan, the imam combines the functions of the head of the village council // Interfax-religion. 2006. May 5.

On May 4, 2006, 46-year-old Rakhim Suyunov, a native of Tajikistan of Uzbek origin, was killed in the Leningrad Region. A body with a craniocerebral injury and a stab wound was found on the morning of May 5 in the Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region near the village of Zanevka in a Zhiguli car of the 99th model. The deceased was registered in St. Petersburg and was a citizen of Russia.

Amnesty International published an extensive report "Russian Federation. Violent racism out of control" (original in English - "Russian Federation. Violent racism out of control" ). This report is based on Amnesty International's own research and on the results of the work of Russian human rights activists and researchers - the Memorial Human Rights Center , the SOVA Center , the Commissioner for Human Rights , etc.

On May 5, 2006, the Political News Agency published Stanislav Skitsyn's article "How to Solve the 2008 Problem" devoted to the problem of President Putin's successor. The best way out, the author believes, is the restoration of the monarchy. Since "the political elite of Russia is afraid to entrust the choice of a new leader to the people" , fearing that "free and fair elections" will bring the opposition to power" , a monarchy is preferable.

Kamilzhan Kalandarov, chairman of the Al-Haq All-Russian Public Organization, said that the administration of the Domodedovo airport ensured round-the-clock work of the Safar mosque. Previously, Muslims had difficulty accessing the mosque located on the territory of the airport. Sources Prayer rooms for Muslims should be opened at all airports and train stations in Moscow, Kamilzhan Kalandarov believes // Islam-info. 2006. May 5.

On May 5, 2006, the Ufa World Court found one of the leaders of the Bashkir opposition Airat Dilmukhametov guilty of a crime under Part 1 of Art. 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“public calls for extremist activity”), and sentenced him to one year of imprisonment with a probationary period of three years. Initially, A. Dilmukhametov was accused under Art.

On May 2, 2006, an anti-fascist action took place in Smolensk, timed to coincide with the May 9 Victory Day. Activists of the Union of Communist Youth (SCM) painted over the fascist symbols on the walls of the city with the help of spray cans. Most of the swastikas were painted over in the city center, near the TsPKiO, st. Nikolaev and st. Dzerzhinsky. A similar action was already held in 2005. Smolensk Komsomol members want to make it an annual event.

During the May 4 meeting with the head of the Spiritual Administration of the Asian part of Russia, Nafigulla Ashirov, representatives of the Muslim community of Tobolsk expressed concern about the "rapid clericalization of the city." In Tobolsk, one third of the population of which are Tatars, there are currently about 40 churches and only one mosque. At the same time, Orthodox churches are often restored at the expense of the budget, while the Muslim community is not allocated budget funds.

On May 1, 2006 in Bryansk officers of the Organized Crime Control Department detained 14 participants of the May Day rally, including supporters of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI), who came to the rally with DPNI symbols and slogans. At the police station (OVD of the Soviet district of Bryansk), all the detainees were fingerprinted, photographed and then released.

On May 1, 2006, in Petrozavodsk, officers of the RUBOP in civilian clothes detained three activists of the National Bolshevik Party and two sympathizers who were returning from a May Day demonstration. All the detainees were taken to the department of the RUBOP, where they were interrogated. During the interrogation, it turned out that the detainees belonged to the party, the structure of the local branch of the NBP, the number, leaders, etc.

On May 4, 2006, a group of seven activists of the National Bolshevik Party again blocked the entrance to the administration building of the Smolensk region and demanded the resignation of the governor of the region, Viktor Maslov. All protesters were detained and received 10 days of administrative arrest.