During the stay of the right hand of John the Baptist in Samara, a group of Old Believers came to venerate the shrine. A priest of the Russian Orthodox Church standing next to the relics, seeing them, exclaimed: “Yes, these are Old Believers! Get them out of here!” According to the website "Samara Old Belief", none of those who wanted to venerate the shrine responded to this call.

The publishing house Russkaya Pravda, which publishes anti-Semitic and neo-pagan literature, headed until recently by the well-known right-wing radical Alexander Aratov, received another award from the Moscow Government.

On July 7, 2006, in the suburbs of St. Petersburg - the city of Pushkin, a monument to the leader of the German Communists Ernst Thalmann, erected at the intersection of Oktyabrsky Prospekt and Sofiysky Boulevard, was desecrated. On the pedestal of the monument, unknown people painted a swastika with red paint. On this fact, a criminal case was initiated under Article 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (vandalism). Sources Monument to Ernst Thalmann desecrated // IMA-Press.

The Department of the Federal Service for Supervision of Compliance with Legislation in the Sphere of Mass Communications and the Protection of Cultural Heritage (Rosokhrakultura) in the Siberian Federal District sent a cassation appeal to the Supreme Court, demanding that the decision of the Altai Territory Court, which denied Rosokhrankultura its demand to liquidate Bankfax news agency in connection with "extremist activity", be canceled during the so-called. cartoon scandal.

On January 21, 2004, the Istra State Court convicted Ivan Zhilkin (b. 1986), Denis Kanareikin (b. 1986), Evgeny Kuznetsov (b. 1986) under Part 4 of Art. Art. 111 ("intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm, resulting in the death of the victim"). The court sentenced the teenagers to 5 years in prison. An appeal was filed with the Supreme Court. On July 21, 2006 the case was considered in cassation, the verdict was upheld.

The Prosecutor's Office of the Saratov region applied to the Arbitration Court with a claim to invalidate the property right of a private organization registered in May 2005 to non-residential premises in the center of Saratov. Previously, this building belonged to the diocese. The prosecutor's office also demanded that the premises be seized "in order to prevent its further resale." This is a two-story building on the street. Radishcheva, 24a.

On July 7, 206, in Omsk, at the entrances of houses in one of the microdistricts of the town of Neftchilars, leaflets with the text "Russian honor is more valuable than Caucasian money" were pasted up. The flyers were printed and did not contain any imprint. The press service of the Regional Department of Internal Affairs told journalists from the Omsk newspaper that the police "have no information about this .

In the first half of July, the Cossacks of the All-Great Don Army blocked access to the Resurrection Cathedral in Starocherkassk to the employees of the museum located in this temple. Vladimir Voronin, deputy ataman of the All-Great Army, said that the Cossacks were outraged that the temple remained a museum, and was not transferred to the Rostov diocese, as the Cossacks had been demanding for ten years.

Deputies of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg sent proposals to the State Duma to amend the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Parliamentarians propose, first of all, to toughen the punishment for murders committed on the basis of national, racial, religious hatred, and to impose the death penalty, life imprisonment or (in the most favorable case for the defendant) imprisonment for a term of 10 to 20 years for such crimes. For this purpose, Art.

On July 3, 2006, in the Stepnovsky district of the Stavropol Territory, drunken policemen beat up a man of non-Slavic appearance. The incident occurred on the territory of the Lesnaya Skazka recreation center, where traffic police officers celebrated their professional holiday.