May 25, 2006 at about 11 p.m. 19-year-old Artur Sardaryan, a Russian citizen of Armenian descent, a native of Azerbaijan, was killed in a commuter train car from Moscow to Sofrino.

On May 28, 2006, in Moscow, on Bakuninskaya Street, there was an attack on activists of the National Bolshevik Party, who were posting election leaflets. A car with tinted windows drove up to two National Bolsheviks, four unknown people got out of it and demanded to give them leaflets.

May 27, 2006 as part of the All-Russian campaign "No flashing lights!" A protest rally was held in Moscow, which the police tried to stop. Reinforced squads of police and traffic police officers (more than 600 employees) were on duty from 11 am to 1 pm along the Volokolamsk highway in the area of ​​the Tushino airfield, where the rally was supposed to take place. "By the appointed time, about a hundred cars were able to reach the airfield instead of the declared three thousand.

On May 25-26, 2006 in Syktyvkar within the framework of the project "Perm-Syktyvkar: Civil Dialogue" activists of the Youth Human Rights Movement held an has already become traditional . anti-fascist action "Clean City", which During the action, swastikas, nationalist and anti-Semitic inscriptions were painted over. In the most prominent places, on the central streets, swastikas were smeared with beautiful graffiti drawings.

On May 27, 2006, a monument to the Kazakh poet Abai Kunanbayev on Chistoprudny Boulevard was desecrated in Moscow. Unknown people smeared the monument to the Kazakh poet and educator of the 19th century with green paint and disappeared. The investigation into the fact of vandalism was launched after representatives of the Kazakh embassy in the Russian Federation applied to law enforcement agencies.

On May 27, 2006, in Moscow, the organizers of the banned gay pride parade tried to hold an unauthorized event instead. The action escalated into a brawl between opponents of the parade and its participants and violent actions by riot police. It is reported that 120 people were detained - both supporters and opponents of the event.

On May 24, 2006, the Judicial Collegium for Criminal Cases of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Altai upheld the verdict of the Gorno-Altai City Court dated March 14, 2006 on the absence of corpus delicti in the actions of the chairman of the Slavic World organization, Yuri Pozdeev, who was accused by the prosecution authorities of inciting interethnic enmity. Earlier, the Gorno-Altai City Court came to the conclusion that there was no corpus delicti in the actions of Yu. Pozdeev.

On April 23, 2006, skater girls were beaten up on Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow. At least three girls were injured. The number of attackers is unknown. The source calls them "skinheads". The attack became known from a message from the brother of one of the victims in LiveJournal. Details are unknown. Based on internet blogs.

On May 24, 2006, a gathering of citizens took place in Ulyanovsk, protesting against the construction of a gas station. After the action, the police detained members of the Komsomol and activists of the Vanguard of the Red Youth, who took part in the gathering as private individuals, without paraphernalia and slogans. Without explaining the reasons for the detention, the activists were put into a police car and taken to the Zavolzhskoye police department of Ulyanovsk.

May 27, 2006 in Moscow on the street. Tverskoy a group of young people, presumably skinheads (according to various sources, from 7 to 10 people) beat up a black citizen of France, Pierre Ern. Seven suspects in the attack were detained and taken to the 83rd police station. Young people filmed the beating of a foreigner on a mobile phone. The victim suffered bodily injuries of moderate severity and a tooth was knocked out.

On May 29, at a press conference in Moscow, Vitaly Polozyuk, head of the department for social, psychological and educational work with convicts of the Main Directorate of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation, said that at present, about 12.5 thousand people profess Orthodoxy among Russian prisoners, and this figure is constantly growing .

On May 29, 2006, the Primorsky Department of the Federal Service for Supervision of Compliance with Legislation in the Sphere of Mass Communications and the Protection of Cultural Heritage issued a warning to the founder and editor-in-chief of the Gorod U newspaper, Eduard Kayumov. The reason for the warning was the article "Let's get out of the trenches" published on April 19, 2006.

Since 2005, the Rostov State University has been publishing the student newspaper DRACH , published by the Artistic Circle of Extremist Brain Fermentation, which angers the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Cultural Studies of the Russian State University Gennady Drach. The dean launched a fight with students whom he suspects of publishing a newspaper.

On May 27, activists of the gay movement nevertheless tried, despite the ban of the city authorities and numerous protests from religious organizations, to hold a public rally in Moscow, which turned into a brawl between its participants and opponents of this event and the riot police.