On May 10, 2006, the Voronezh prosecutor's office opened a criminal case under Part 2 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national hatred) regarding the distribution of audio, video and printed extremist materials in the city. During checks at several retail outlets in the city, law enforcement officers seized more than 100 CDs (audio and video) with songs, posters and videos promoting racism and fascism.

At the beginning of May 2006 in the center of Saransk (Mordovia) on the wall of the building of the Republican Museum of Fine Arts on the street. An inscription of anti-Semitic content was found by the Communist. The inscription "Death to the Jews!" applied by unknown black red on the stone blocks that make up the ground floor of the museum.

On April 27, 2006, the Union of Journalists of the Russian Federation and the Center for Journalism in Extreme Situations of Russia presented the project "Political Parties and Authorities in Monitoring News Releases of Russian TV Channels".

On May 9, 2006 in Krasnoyarsk, supporters of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) took part in the Victory Day parade. Representatives of the DPNI carried flags with the symbols of the movement and handed out leaflets to passers-by. An attempt by activists of the movement to unfold a banner with anti-migrant slogans was stopped by police officers. Based on materials from right-wing radical sites.

On May 6, representatives of the Kamchatka Apologetic Orthodox Center held a picket in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, at the entrance to the House of Fleet Officers, against the speeches of Anatoly Kashpirovsky.

On May 9, 2006, the website of the Political News Agency posted an open appeal of the League of Conservative Journalism (LCJ) "to the legitimate authorities and citizens of Russia regarding the" anti-fascist "campaign" . The LCL was founded on February 2, 2006 by Dmitry Volodikhin, Viktor Militarev, Pavel Svyatenkov and Tatyana Shlikhter.

The editor-in-chief of the Ufa newspaper "Provincial News" Viktor Shmakov , who is in a pre-trial detention center, has been charged under Art. 280 h. 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and under Art. 212 part 3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“calls for active disobedience to the lawful demands of representatives of the authorities and for riots”).

On May 9, 2006, in St. Petersburg, not far from the metro station "Kupchino" (the southern part of the city), a procession of supporters of pagan organizations of a nationalist persuasion ("Slavs" and "Union of Wends") was held, accompanied by pagan rituals. About 70 people took part in the action on Zagreb Boulevard, where the temple of pagans is located, including members of the Solstice extremist organization and several dozen skinheads.

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, students of the lyceum in Bogorodsk aged 15-16 were detained on suspicion of desecrating several dozen graves. “According to the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Nizhny Novgorod Region,” reports Sedmitsa.Ru with reference to Gazeta.Ru, “the message about the destruction of 57 tombstones was received by the police on May 3, the day after the holiday of commemoration of the deceased parents. The destroyed slabs were located in one line.

May 7 at about 6.30 am to one of the mosques in Tyumen, located on the street. Matmasovskaya, during the morning prayer, armed men burst in and demanded that those present present their documents. According to a press release from the Memorial Human Rights Center and the Civic Assistance Committee, "none of the 'visitors' who introduced themselves as FSB officers presented any documents or explained their appearance.

On May 9, 2006, a military parade and march in honor of Victory Day took place in Murmansk, in which skinheads took part along with veterans, representatives of universities, schools and trade unions. At 11 o'clock. about 5-10 Murmansk skinheads marched in a column together with veterans from Five Corners Square to the monument to Alyosha. Sources Celebrations dedicated to the 61st anniversary of the Great Victory were held in the Murmansk region // IA Regnum. 2006. May 10.

On May 10, 2006, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow sentenced members of the National Bolshevik Party who hung an anti-presidential slogan on the building of the Rossiya Hotel. Yevgeny Logovskoy was sentenced to 3.5 years of imprisonment with probation for 5 years. Olga Kudrina was sentenced to 3.5 years in a penal colony. O. Kudrina and E. Logovsky were charged under Art.

On May 5, the Supreme Court of Tatarstan announced the verdict of the jury in the retried case of the gas pipeline explosion in Bugulma. Ravil Gumarov, Fanis Shaikhutdinov and Timur Ishmuratov were found guilty of preparing and committing a terrorist act. "According to the verdict, only Ishmuratov deserves leniency, which means a reduction in the sentence," the Memorial HRC and the Civic Assistance Committee said in a press release.

On May 9, 2006, a group of Russian hackers, the Antifa Hack Team, hacked the neo-Nazi website of the All-Slavic Nazi Portal. The title of the site was changed to "Anti-fascists of Russia. Antifa Hack Team" , it featured a photograph from the Victory Parade and the text of congratulations to veterans: "Happy Victory Day! We, anti-fascists of Russia, congratulate all fighters against fascism, and everyone who respects the history of their country, on Happy Victory Day over fascism!

On May 8, 2006, a rally dedicated to the World Day against Fascism was held in St. Petersburg in front of the Baltic House Theatre. It was attended by about 50 members of the regional branch of the party "Yabloko", public organization "Memorial" and the United Civil Front. The rally participants called to resist fascism in all its manifestations. One of the slogans of the action was - "No to fascism of all stripes - from doorways to authorities .