On May 29, 2006, the chairman of the United Civil Front (UCF) Garry Kasparov visited Izhevsk. G. Kasparov held several meetings with representatives of local public organizations that tried to frustrate the local authorities. The meeting of the chairman of the UCF with the opposition was scheduled at the press center of the Izhstal Sports Palace, but the audience was told that the event was canceled due to reports that the building was mined.

At the end of May 2006, in Moscow, in the Avtozavodskaya metro station, a group of 30 skinheads attacked 8 natives of Azerbaijan. First, the victims were beaten with their hands and feet, and then they were stabbed. After the subway passengers called the police, the attackers fled the scene. One of the victims was hospitalized with a fracture of the base of the skull and jaw, and a stab wound to the stomach.

On June 1, 2006, it became known that the Tyumen left-wing activist Maxim Shults, who was arrested for 5 days for performing a performance, was being fired from the lyceum at the Tyumen Oil and Gas University, where he teaches. Officially, he is charged with absenteeism from work for five days.

The missionary department of the Tver diocese issued an appeal "in connection with the threat of massive imposition of anti-Christian occult-kabbalistic teachings on Tver residents." The appeal was prompted by the opening of the educational and educational center "Zohar" scheduled for June 19 in Tver. The initiator of the opening was the International Academy of Kabbalah.

On June 1, 2006, the Krasnogvardeisky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced 18-year-old Anton Danilevsky and 19-year-old Nikolai Podporin to 4 years in a strict regime colony for the murder of Mauritian citizen Ramgulam Alish Kumar, which occurred on February 1, 2003. A. Danilevsky and N. Podporin were arrested in the courtroom. 10 days after the murder, law enforcement officers detained several young people suspected of committing this crime, but the charges under part 4 of Art.

Orthodox residents of Vladimir opposed the carnival, which is scheduled for June 11. On this day, the Orthodox Church celebrates the feast of the Trinity. The appeal sent by believers to IA REGNUM says: "On the holy day of Pentecost, when believers will go to the temple, in the center of Vladimir there will be some kind of action with dressing up.

On June 1, 2006, police officers came to the home of four activists of the National Bolshevik Party in St. Petersburg and held conversations, during which they intimidated the National Bolsheviks and demanded to sign some papers. Not finding NBP member Pavel Yakovlev at home, the NBP-Info website writes, the policemen came to work to Yakovlev's wife (who is far from politics), where they intimidated her superiors. Sources Pressure begins on the eve of the summit in St. Petersburg // NBP-Info.

The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation recognized as terrorist two international organizations - Jund ash-Sham (Great Syria Army) and Islamic Jihad. Their activity on the territory of Russia is prohibited. According to Alexander Novokshchenov, senior prosecutor of the Prosecutor General's Office, the activities of these organizations are banned in a number of countries. Organizations were recognized as terrorist under the law "On countering terrorism".

On May 23, 2006, the European Roma Rights Center ( ERRC ) sent a letter to Aleksey Dmitrenko, editor-in-chief of the Samara newspaper Budni. The letter expresses concern over the publication of articles in the newspaper containing anti-Roma hate speech and the continued identification of Roma as drug dealers and criminals.

On June 2, 2006, Dmitry Volodikhin entered into a debate about democracy and liberalism on the website of the Political News Agency. The degree of discredit of liberalism at the present time is such that no good undertaking can now be brought closer to this concept, the author of the article believes. "In Russian socio-political everyday life, the words "capitalism", "liberalism", "socialism", "globalism", etc.

Mufti Flyur Arslanov, chairman of the Main Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Rostov Region (GDUM RO), sent an appeal to the head of the executive committee of the Rostov regional branch of the United Russia party, Alexander Entin, in which he speaks of non-observance of democratic principles in the Rostov region and the lack of equality of confessions.

The Moscow prosecutor's office transferred to the Koptevsky Court of Moscow a civil case on the banning of the books of the theologian Said Nursi. Preparatory hearings were held on August 15, 2006. Consideration of the case on the merits will begin on September 7. Based on the conclusions of certain experts, the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Tatarstan (represented at trial by the Moscow prosecutor's office) seeks to recognize Nursi's books as extremist.