In October 2006, the Federal Service of the Russian Federation for Supervision of Compliance with Legislation in the Sphere of Mass Communications and the Protection of Cultural Heritage (Rosohrankultura) published statistics on warnings issued by the media in 2006. Out of 37 such warnings for extremist activity, 29 were issued. Here is a complete list of publications and materials for which these warnings were issued.

On March 16, 2006, in the city of Muravlenko (Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug), on the facades of six houses on Lenin and Muravlenko streets (including the buildings of a store and a restaurant), as well as in the city park, on the monument to the geologist Muravlenko, inscriptions appeared, inciting national hatred towards the natives of the Caucasus.

On October 18, 2006, the criminal case against Sergei Mozgalev, the instigator of the fight at the Chaika restaurant, was sent to the Kondopoga City Court of the Republic of Karelia for consideration on the merits. The prosecutor's office of the Republic of Karelia approved the indictment in the case S. Mozgalev is charged under Part 2 of Art. 213 ("hooliganism"), part 2 of Art. 116 (“beatings”) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

On the night of September 24–25, 2006, an attack occurred on the office of the Jewish community in Vladimir. Information about this was received by the Department of Human Rights Protection and Combating Anti-Semitism of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia on October 17, 2006. The chairman of the community, Lev Shamaev, said that unknown persons tried to enter the community building, broke the metal window bars, and broke the glass with a brick.

The administration of the Krasnodar Territory and the Yekaterinodar diocese signed an agreement on social cooperation.

We publish the statement of the Russian Anti-Fascist Front. In contrast to the "Russian March" on November 4 in Moscow, the Russian Anti-Fascist Front intends to hold an anti-fascist action. Statement of the Russian Anti-Fascist Front Radical nationalist organizations, most of which can confidently be called fascist, intend to hold the so-called "Right March" in Moscow. The recent actions and words of the President of Russia strengthened their confidence in their impunity.

On September 18, 2006, hearings began in the Ostrogozhsky District Court in the Voronezh Region on the criminal case of the murder of a Vietnamese citizen. Let us remind you that the case was initiated in early April 2006. There are four teenagers in the dock who are under arrest. They were charged under Part 4 of Art.

Interfax-Religion, citing Delovoy Peterburg, reported that in the summer of 2006 the Russian Orthodox Church gained control over trademarks with religious themes. An application for a brand will be rejected if church representatives find the name of the product offensive to believers. In addition, the Moscow Patriarchate demands a ban on the use of religious names for alcoholic beverages and confectionery. Sources Church allowed to control religious brands - newspaper // Interfax-religion.

As part of the festival of Christian culture in Krasnoyarsk, the film "Jesus" was shown, which caused indignation of Archbishop Anthony of Krasnoyarsk and Yenisei. "No actor can play Jesus. This film distorts the image of God, it fundamentally contradicts the main tenets of the church. This frivolity arose because people rejected Orthodoxy," the bishop said.

The preparation of the right-wing radical march on November 4 not only does not reduce activity, but is also gaining momentum.

On October 17, 2006, hearings on the merits of the case of the assassination attempt on the head of RAO UES Anatoly Chubais began in the Moscow Regional Court. The defendants - Vladimir Kvachkov , Alexander Naydenov and Robert Yashin pleaded not guilty. In addition to the reading of the indictment, the driver of A. Chubais was interrogated.

On October 16, 2006, in the State Duma, Nikolai Kuryanovich met with the infamous racist, author of the book "The Jewish Question Through the Eyes of an American", formerly one of the leaders of the Ku Klux Klan, David Duke. "Nationalists of all countries unite, we have the same problems and we need to solve them together!" , - said D. Duke during the meeting and wished the "national movement of Russia" (represented by N. Kuryanovich - ed.) "not to stop at the achieved heights" .

In early October, in Sergiev Posad, unknown people broke the cross at the source of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker near the Kelar pond. "Sedmitsa" with reference to the "Podmoskovye present" notes that the city authorities left the incident unattended. portal On October 23, the Religion and Media , citing Valentina Bolotova, an employee of the press service of the Sergiev Posad district, reported that the local authorities had restored the cross.

The Bureau of the World Russian People's Council (VRNS) issued a statement in which it expressed support for the administration of the Belgorod region, which included the "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" in the compulsory school curriculum. According to the authors of the document, this initiative helps to strengthen the spiritual foundations of young people and contributes to the protection of moral health.

On October 18, 2006, Russian President Vladimir Putin, in his welcoming statement to the participants of the For the Future of Democracy forum, emphasized that political parties should play an active role in neutralizing extremism and xenophobia. "Today, the European continent is facing serious threats and challenges - extremism, xenophobia, religious intolerance ," the president said in a statement, the text of which was read out at the forum by Russian State Duma speaker Boris Gryzlov.