On October 30, 2006, the Moscow Regional Court passed a sentence on a group of skinheads, which included residents of Moscow and the Moscow region, aged 15 to 19, guilty of attacks on a native of Korea , natives of Uzbekistan in January and February 2005. The court acquitted one of the 12 defendants - Sergei Kuzin, born in 1987. Three - Vyacheslav Kolosov, born in 1988, Denis Kuzovlev, born in 1988, Dmitry Stepchenko, born in 1989.

In early October 2006, in Pushkino (Moscow region), skinheads attacked a 35-year-old native of Tajikistan. A group of skinheads attacked a man when he entered the entrance. She started beating him, shouting nationalist slogans. Then they stabbed him several times.

It was boring. This will probably be the main definition of the failed Russian March ... I.e. in a sense, of course, it took place, but it was boring, and that says it all. However, in order. The intrigue that Potkin managed to create in connection with the march is impressive, although it was clear in advance that last year's success would not be.

On November 4, 2006, an anti-fascist rally took place on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow, organized by the Russian Anti-Fascist Front (RAF) with the participation of the left anti-fascist front. According to various estimates, the rally gathered approximately 700-800 participants (the general photographs show that the number of its participants is only slightly inferior to the mass of the rally of right-wing radicals (cf.

On November 2, 2006, a man of non-Slavic appearance was attacked in the Moscow metro. Description of the attack appeared in Internet blogs. An eyewitness describes the two assailants as drunk young men aged 18-20 who look like skinheads. The victim was clearly chosen for phenotypic features - an adult male with dark hair and swarthy skin. The victim was pushed to the floor of the car and started to be kicked.