Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs confiscated in the Zolsky district of Kabardino-Balkaria they seized ammunition, instructions for mine-explosive business and extremist literature containing calls for jihad. Everything seized was sent to the forensic center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the KBR for the necessary examinations. Sources Ammunition and extremist literature calling for "jihad" seized in Kabardino-Balkaria // Interfax-religion. 2006. 14 July.

On July 14, 2006, the Federation Council approved amendments to the law "On Counteracting Extremist Activity" adopted on July 8 by the State Duma in the third reading. The amendments, which overly expanded the concept of "extremist activity", were approved by the senators by a majority of votes: 133 votes in favor, 4 against, and the left abstained. However, the criticism of the ambiguity of the wording of the law, voiced at the meeting, was supported by the Chairman of the Federation Council.

On July 14, the Federation Council approved adopted by the State Duma on July 8 the amendments , expanding the definition of extremist activity. These amendments pose a serious threat of unlawful restriction of civil rights and freedoms, including freedom of conscience.

On the morning of July 13 in Vologda, on poles and buildings in the Zarechye area, members of the local Jewish community found anti-Semitic leaflets stylized as the famous Kukryniksy poster - "We will ruthlessly defeat and destroy the enemy." In the leaflets, the Soviet soldier from the poster is replaced by an epic hero, and the face of the enemy is replaced by a caricature image of a Jew in a wide-brimmed hat and with sidelocks, whom the hero stabs with a spear.

During the meeting of Dmitry Kozak, Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Southern Federal District, with representatives of the Coordinating Center of Muslims of the North Caucasus, a decision was made to establish two Muslim universities in the region. According to D.

On the night of July 11-12, unidentified persons threw plastic bottles with coloring matter at the Pentecostal church in Voronezh. The facade of the building, located on Moskovsky Prospekt, was stained with a dozen black spots. The community leadership reported the incident to the police. The search for intruders has begun. According to pastor Sergei Kolosov, this is not the first act of vandalism against the temple. Previously, unidentified people broke glass and broke the fence.

On the night of July 13-14, 2006, one of the Mad Crowd leaders, Ruslan Melnik, born in 1984, who had been on the federal wanted list since 2004, was detained in St. Petersburg. on the basis of a separate order of the prosecutor's office. "Since 2004, by decision of the city prosecutor's office, Melnik was on the ...

Power engineers of Karachay-Cherkessia intend to transfer lists of non-payers and thieves of electricity in churches and mosques. Khanapi Chotchaev, the manager of OAO Karachaevo-Cherkesskenergo, claims that this method of dealing with non-payments is already being used in Ingushetia. "Whether they ( lists of debtors - Ed.