On December 22, 2006, in Rybinsk, on suspicion of murdering an unknown man, four young people, aged 18 to 20, were detained, identifying themselves as skinheads. Three of the detainees are students of the Rybinsk Aviation Academy. The main piece of evidence was a videotape made by the killers themselves. "The motive was hatred for people of a different nationality. From the very beginning they agreed that they would film the murder on a digital camera, which they did.

During the final meeting of the City Council of Youth under the Administration of Veliky Novgorod, Nikolai Grazhdankin, mayor of the city, touched upon the problem of "totalitarian sects". He urged young people to help the administration in identifying "sectarians" and curbing their activities. Sources Novgorod mayor urged youth to fight against totalitarian sects // Regions.ru. 2006. December 26.

During November - the first half of December in Belgorod, 18 foreign students studying at the Belgorod State University suffered at the hands of skinheads. Moreover, foreign students themselves emphasize that, although there have been attacks on them before, they were not of such a systematic and pronounced racist nature. The first case occurred in the first half of November.

On December 25, at about 4:00 pm, unknown people attacked the office of the Jewish community in Ulyanovsk. The bottle broke glass in the chief accountant's office on the second floor of the building. The attackers depicted fascist symbols and left an anti-Semitic leaflet threatening Jews. The police were called to the scene. The community insists on initiation of a criminal case. On December 27, another attack was made on the building of the community.

On December 21, 2006, in Rybinsk, on Botkin Street, behind the Kosmos cinema, a man was killed. The victim had multiple stab wounds. The identity of the victim has not been established. According to prosecutors, the man has an obviously non-Slavic appearance. On December 22, 2006, were detained on suspicion of committing a crime. four skinheads Sources Skinheads filmed a murder to post it on the Internet (Yaroslavl region) // IA REGNUM. 2006. December 26.

The criminal case on the murder of anti-fascist Alexander Ryukhin has been submitted to the court. This was announced on December 27, 2006 by lawyer Stanislav Markelov, representing the interests of the mother of the deceased. Recall that three of the six suspects in this case were detained in the summer of 2006. After several months of investigation, the murder case was divided into two separate ones.

In the lexicon of Russian national-patriots, the word "not Russia " is a political concept that allows arbitrariness in defining "enemies of the Russian people" and allows grouping all those peoples, ethnic, social classes and groups, professional, confessional and other communities, which together represent "enemies" and "haters" of Russia.

On December 25, the Yoshkar-Ola city court sentenced pagan priest Vitaly Tanakov to 120 hours of compulsory labor for writing and distributing the pamphlet The Priest Speaks. The court did not see in the actions of V. Tanakov calls for inciting ethnic hatred. The defendant pleaded not guilty. The defense intends to appeal the verdict to the Supreme Court of the Republic of Mari El, and in case of rejection of the cassation appeal, apply to the European Court of Human Rights.

On December 13, 2006, the court of the Voroshilovsky district of Rostov-on-Don found a 23-year-old resident of the city of Mishchenko, who attacked the museum of Armenian culture located in the Surb-Khach temple, guilty under Article 186 (“vandalism”) and sentenced him by 6 months in a colony-settlement. It should be reminded that on August 8, 2006 it was announced that a member of the skinhead organization had been detained and confessed.

On December 25, 2006, in St. Petersburg, unknown persons beat up a Chinese citizen, a third-year student at an architectural university. As the victim himself reported, on the Fontanka embankment, not far from the university dormitory, he was attacked by several people. The victim suffered a broken nose and minor facial injuries.

On December 26, the Saratov City Duma considered the issue of transferring "Timofeev's mansion" to the free use of the Saratov diocese - a building on the street. Volskaya, where the office of the chief federal inspector for the Saratov region is located. The prospect of transferring the building provoked a protest from a member of the Communist Party faction, Sergei Afanasiev, who recalled the multi-confessional nature of Russian society.

Employees of the FSB department for the Astrakhan region detained members of the extremist group Jamaat Muvahids, who, according to the FSB, were planning a terrorist act. During a search at the place of residence of the detainees, an improvised explosive device, a sawn-off hunting rifle and a set of ammunition for it, a hand fragmentation grenade, as well as printed literature, audio and video materials of an extremist nature were seized.

On the website of the Belgorod Internal Affairs Directorate (as of December 26, 2006) under the heading "Wanted" there are 57 notices on the search for people - both missing and those suspected of committing crimes of varying severity. At the same time, in only one case out of more than fifty advertisements, the Belgorod Internal Affairs Directorate for some reason considered it necessary to indicate the ethnicity of the wanted person - " "a person of gypsy nationality .

On December 25, 2006, at about 4:00 pm, an attack was made on the office of the Jewish community in Ulyanovsk. The bottle broke glass in the chief accountant's office on the second floor of the building. The attackers depicted fascist symbols and left an anti-Semitic leaflet threatening Jews. A police squad was called to the scene. "The community will insist on initiating a criminal case on the fact of what happened ," the Federation of Jewish Communities noted.

Mufti Talgat Tadzhuddin, chairman of the Central Spiritual Board of Muslims of Russia (TSDUM), national told Rossiyskaya Gazeta in an interview that the Council of Muftis, the Central Spiritual Board of Muslims of Russia and the Coordinating Council of Muslims of the Caucasus had recently reached an agreement to unite these structures "in the name of consolidating society on the basis of spiritual and moral values ​​and traditions of the peoples of Russia.