On August 10, 2006, the Supreme Court rejected the cassation appeal of the St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office and the complaint of the parents of a killed in the center of the city. 9-year-old Tajik girl “I am glad that the Supreme Court did not make a political decision and did not discredit the verdict issued by the jury in St.

On August 9, 2006, the building of the Sergiev Posad registry office was painted with swastikas, and all the windows were broken. At the scene of the crime, officers of the Sergiev Posad Department of Internal Affairs detained two 17-year-old teenagers, presumably skinheads. It is reported that the detainees may belong to a group that carried out attacks on commuter trains . Sources Sergiev Posad registry office was attacked again by skinheads // New Region. 2006. 9 August.

On July 5, 2006, the newspaper "Krasnoyarsky Komsomolets" in the heading "Investigation" published an article devoted to another - this time anti-Semitic - version of the death of five Krasnoyarsk boys (recall, the tragedy occurred in May 2005).

On August 8, 2006, the player of the Moscow football team Lokomotiv Stefan-Andre Bikey (a native of Cameroon) announced his decision to leave the team and move to England. The footballer explained his decision by widespread racism in Russia. “It’s very hard for a person with black skin to live there. This is racism. It’s better in England: you can safely walk down the street ,” Bikey said in particular.

In early August 2006, the Prosecutor's Office of the city of Cherepovets, Vologda Oblast, refused to open a criminal case against the distributors of K. Dushenov's video film "Russia with a knife in the back.

On August 11, 2006, the Irkutsk Regional Court, guided by the jury's verdict, sentenced six residents of the village of Moskovshchina , Irkutsk District, who were found guilty of murdering two citizens of Uzbekistan. The defendants were sentenced to various terms of imprisonment in strict regime colonies - from 8 to 25 years. The court found the defendants guilty of committing a crime under Art.

On August 10, 2006, the Obninsk City Court convicted Yuri Shchebetyuk and Aleksey Ershov of beating Angolan citizen Carlos Ferreira on December 18, 2005. During the investigation, Shchebetyuk and Yershov admitted that they partially supported the skinhead movement, and Yershov admitted to being involved in it. Y. Schebetyuk and A. Ershov were found guilty of committing a crime under Art. 282, part 2, paragraph "a" of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

On August 9, 2006, in Rostov-on-Don, police officers and operational-search bureau No. 1 of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs detained one of the vandals who had attempted to set fire to the museum of Armenian culture located in the Surb-Khach church. During the operational-search activities, it became known that skinheads were involved in the incident. The police managed to identify the attackers.