On September 6, another (fourth) suspect was detained in Moscow in connection with the explosion at the Cherkizovsky market. The accused has already been charged. "25-year-old Muscovite Nikolai Korolyov has been charged with the murder of two or more persons in a generally dangerous way based on national hatred, as well as complicity in organizing this explosion," a prosecutor's office spokesman said .

On the night of September 5-6, an arson attempt was again made in Kondopoga (Karelia). Unknown people tried to set fire to the building of the sports school, which temporarily houses families of immigrants from Central Asia. Firefighters managed to prevent the spread of fire - only the wall of the building was damaged. There were no casualties. Police suspect two local residents of setting the fire.

On September 2, 2006 in Moscow, on City Day, activists of the Oborona movement held an unsanctioned rally against amendments to the law On Countering Extremist Activities. The protesters marched from the National Hotel to Pushkinskaya Square. In the hands of the protesters were posters that formally fall under the law on extremism, designed to demonstrate the absurdity of certain provisions of the law: "Luzhkov is a blonde" , "Putin eats children" , "Onishchenko drinks Borjomi" .

The Jewish religious community of St. Petersburg demanded an explanation from the editors of the city magazine "Sobaka.ru" in connection with the publication in the September issue of a collage representing Israel in the form of a cancerous tumor. "We wondered if the editors really shared the opinion of a number of people that Israel is a cancerous tumor?" - explained the press secretary of the community Moishe Treskunov.

In early September 2006, a number of schools in the Povorinsky district of the Voronezh region received a police instruction to identify "extremists" and "terrorists" among students. Teachers are encouraged to report to the internal affairs authorities about students participating in informal associations, in particular those who share the ideas of Nazis, National Bolsheviks, Komsomol members, and anti-globalists.

On September 4, 2006, a rally organized by the movement "Russian Radicals" (Nikolai Khramov) took place in Moscow on Pushkin Square against the introduction of teaching "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" at school. One of the eyewitnesses, who described the events in his LiveJournal, drew attention to the presence of ORT cameras among the journalists covering the event (he explained his surprise by the “disproportionate” attention to the event).

The missionary department of the Tula diocese distributed a press release about the activities of the Tula Society for Krishna Consciousness.

In Syktyvkar, the pastor of the Christian Church "Exodus" Viktor Dudin is charged with an administrative offense for saying prayers and singing religious songs during a youth concert on July 28. The concert was organized by the Vozrozhdeniye Foundation, established at the Exodus Church. The program of the event was agreed with the city administration. In between musical numbers, the speakers spoke about the dangers of drugs, smoking and the inadmissibility of abortion.

On September 5, 2006, in Petrozavodsk, right-wing organizations tried to organize a "people's gathering", similar to the September 2 rally in Kondopoga . However, the action actually failed - according to news agencies, no more than 150-200 people took part in it. According to some reports, this number included anarchists who tried to drown out the slogans of right-wing radicals from the DPNI and skinheads sympathizing with them (according to some reports, the skinheads came from St.

The abbot of the Holy Trinity Monastery of Ryazan, Archimandrite Andrei (Krekhov), sent a note of protest to the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, the head of the city administration, the chief architect of the city, the regional department of culture and mass communications. The reason was the construction of the shopping and entertainment center "Crossroads" in the conservation and landscape zone of the monastery.

On September 5, 2006, the Kommersant newspaper published a commentary by the head of the Republic of Karelia on the events in Kondopoga, in which Sergey Katanandov actually sided with the nationalists, justifying the actions of the pogromists by "inconsistency in the mentality of the newcomers", dividing the residents of the city, Russian citizens into "our people" and "other people".