On August 25, 2006, the Levada Center published the results of a survey tentatively titled "Russia for Russians?.." The survey, which took place from 18 to 21 August 2006, involved 1,600 Russians in 128 settlements in 46 regions of the country. The statistical error does not exceed 3%.

On August 24, 2006, the newspaper "Saratovskiy Vzglyad" published an article by Alexei Zernakov "Reds" and "Whites", dedicated to the radical youth groups in the region. In particular, by "white" the author means right-wing radical organizations, of which, according to his information, there are several in the region. First of all, this is the Saratov branch of the DPNI, which closely cooperates with the local Cossacks under the leadership of the Saratov ataman Andrey Fetisov.

On August 27, an unknown person sprayed an unknown gas (presumably Cheremukha) during the Sunday service of the New Testament Evangelical Christian Church in Perm. Thanks to the timely evacuation of about 650-700 people present, only about 20 people were seriously gassed. There are no results of the inquiry yet.

On August 26, 2006, information appeared that those arrested on suspicion of carrying out an explosion at the Cherkizovsky market admitted their guilt and told the investigation that they had participated in other nationalist actions in Moscow. On August 28, 2006, the head of the Moscow police department, Vladimir Pronin, stated that the detainees carried out at least eight more explosions, in which there were victims, but there were no victims. Among them, according to V.