September 17, 2006 after the end of the anti-fascist action "No to swastikas on the streets of Ryazan!" , held on Victory Square, an attack was made on two of its participants. Three anti-fascists (two young men and a girl) carried pillars with posters to their temporary storage place - to a house near the square. They were quietly followed by seven of the ten neo-Nazis watching the event.

The prosecutor's office of Karelia opened a criminal case against employees of the Kondopoga city police department, who left on the night of August 30 to the place of a mass brawl near the Chaika restaurant, but did not intervene in the conflict. The case was initiated under Part 3 of Art. 293 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (negligence). Several people have been questioned in the case. Guilty faces punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to 7 years.

On September 17, 2006, in Ryazan, within the framework of the regional campaign "Ryazan - a city without enmity", an anti-fascist action "No to swastikas on the streets of Ryazan!" was held. The action was attended by about 20 people - activists of the Ryazan School of Human Rights, representatives of the public organization "Semitsvetik" and several "sympathetic" young people.

In St. Petersburg, the Pokrovsky parish is trying to get the clergy of the destroyed Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos transferred to it. The building, located in the area of ​​​​Rybatsky Prospekt, was occupied for a long time by the Kvadrat cooperative, which was recognized as illegal by the Housing Committee, the Nevsky District Main Department of Housing and the Arbitration Court.

On September 8, 2006, the "Communique of the Karelian branch of the United Civil Front on the Kondopoga events" dated September 6 was posted on the website of the United Civil Front. The main pathos of the statement: all responsibility for the events that took place in Kondopoga lies with the authorities. However, this idea is expressed extremely incorrectly.

Representatives of Orthodox public organizations held a picket in support of the Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture. About 20 people gathered in front of the building where the meeting of the Council of the Public Chamber was held. The Union of Orthodox Citizens circulated an appeal stating that the Orthodox community will not accept the "secular-atheistic subject" Fundamentals of World Religions.

Muslims of Karelia appealed to the republican prosecutor's office with a request to hold the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) accountable. The reason for the appeal was the distribution of DPNI leaflets in Kondopoga calling for the expulsion of people from the Caucasus from the city, as well as containing slanderous information about the mufti of Karelia. Sources Muslims of Karelia ask the prosecutor's office to hold DPNI accountable // Portal-Credo.ru. 2006. September 19.

On September 18, 2006, the trial of Vladimir Vostryagov, a resident of the Trans-Volga region, began in the Leninsky District Court of Ulyanovsk, accused of inciting hatred against Jews and "persons professing Judaism" , as stated in the investigative materials. The reason for initiating a criminal case against V.

Education Minister Andrey Fursenko once again spoke about the danger of compulsory teaching of "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture".