On December 5, during a meeting in Makhachkala between President of Dagestan Mukhu Aliyev and Bishop Alexander of Baku and the Caspian Sea, the head of the republic announced that he had signed an order to allocate 950 thousand rubles to the administration of the municipal formation "Tarumovsky district" for the construction of an Orthodox church in the village of Talovka. The money will be allocated from the reserve fund of the President of the Republic of Dagestan.

In November 2006, in the town of Polessk, Kaliningrad region, about 6 young people staged a massacre at the bus station. Seeing a native of the Caucasus in the Polessk-Kaliningrad bus, the Nazis threw a beer bottle out the window. The glass shattered from the impact, the driver went out to investigate, but became a victim of the attackers, the number of which, according to eyewitnesses, reached six people.

On December 6, 2006, Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a meeting with leaders of political parties in Russia, announced the need to seek precise legislative wording for the Federal Law "On Counteracting Extremist Activities." V. Putin said that " "we must strive to ensure that legislative formulations are absolutely precise, and that punishment is inevitable and commensurate with the gravity of the deed .

On August 24, 2006, the Rostov Regional Court, with the participation of a jury, delivered a verdict in the case under paragraph "l" of Part 2 of Art. 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (murder motivated by national, racial, religious hatred or enmity or blood feud). Defendants Ilyas Mallaev and Dmitry Chetvertakov were found guilty and sentenced to 12.5 years in prison each. It is not possible to find out the circumstances of the case.

On December 5, 2006, the Independent Press Center in Moscow hosted a presentation of the SOVA Center's book "Russian Nationalism: Ideology and Mood" . The presentation was attended by Director of the SOVA Center Alexander Verkhovsky, Deputy Director of the SOVA Center Galina Kozhevnikova, Leading Researcher of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences Viktor Shnirelman and President of the Panorama Information and Analytical Center Vladimir Pribylovsky.

On November 29, 2006, a 33-year-old Kazakh citizen, trolleybus driver Galimzhan Busurmanov, was attacked in Omsk. In the evening of the same day, the victim died from multiple stab wounds in the emergency hospital N1, where he was taken. The investigation identified and detained a suspect - 19-year-old student of the 4th year of the Pedagogical College N 1 Mikhail Proskurin.

The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation dismissed the claim of Tula resident Eduard Koleinikov, according to whom the Russian anthem is unconstitutional. In an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta , E. Koleinikov said: "I live on a USSR passport, it does not provide a normal life, but if I receive a Russian passport, then it means that the law on the anthem must also be observed, therefore I am a non-citizen of Russia on a religious basis" . E.

On December 6, 2006, Sergei Dashkov, a 24-year-old resident of Polessk, was detained in the Kaliningrad region. He is suspected that on the night of November 6 in the city of Polessk, on the walls of the district administration building, he painted the image of a fascist swastika and the inscriptions: "Russia for the Russians", "Kill the Khach" and "Death to the Jews" . The prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against S. Dyushkov under Art.

On the night of December 4-5, 2006, about 30 people were detained in Lipetsk, mostly belonging to the neo-Nazi organization "Slavic Union". Among them are assistants to State Duma deputy Viktor Cherepkov, who is not the first time seen in ties with skinheads. Most of the detainees have already been released. The regional prosecutor's office refused to comment on what was happening, although they confirm the facts of detentions, searches and interrogations of skinheads.