On August 29, 2006, Vedomosti published a remark from Olga Romanova, in which the author expresses alarm about the flirting of the Presidential Administration (represented by its main “party builder” Vladislav Surkov) with national radical groups. Like many other observers , Olga Romanova is sure that Kremlin ideologists underestimate the dangers of such games and do not understand that, unlike Rodina, they will no longer be able to control new “national-patriotic” projects.

On August 29, 2006, in Lipetsk, Alexander Astretsky, leader of the Nashi regional branch, was attacked by three young men. According to the victim, he was the victim of a skinhead attack. Young people stopped A. Astretskikh in the street with the question "Are you an anti-fascist?", and, having heard an affirmative answer, they beat them. At the same time, one of them shouted "and we are fascists . " The attackers were detained by the police for two weeks.

According to the law enforcement agencies of Adygeya, a lawyer was detained in Maykop right in the Cathedral Mosque, from whom the materials, defined by the source as extremist, were confiscated. A case was opened under Article 282 of the Criminal Code. Sources Extremist articles confiscated from a lawyer in Maykop // Yuga.Ru. 2006. August 29.

On August 29, 2006, a closed founding congress of the "National Bolshevik Front" (NBF) was held in Moscow, which will become part of the All-Russian Youth Organization "Eurasian Youth Union" (ESM) (youth wing of "Eurasia" Alexander Dugin, organizer of the "Right March " 4 November 2005). The initiators of the creation of the new organization were right-wing radical activists who broke away from the National Bolshevik Party of Eduard Limonov (the so-called "NBP without Limonov").