Representatives of the St. Petersburg Center for Dianetics and Scientology appealed to the St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office, the Registration Service, the Ministry of Justice and Governor Valentina Matviyenko with a request to check the activities of the Nashi movement for signs of extremism. The reason was an unsanctioned "anti-sectarian" action held by the movement in St. Petersburg on February 12.

The Directorate of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation in the Ural Federal District, together with the district commander-in-chief of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, during special inspections, established that the Staryi Soldier chain of stores located in the largest shopping centers in Yekaterinburg is illegally selling Nazi paraphernalia and symbols. The inspections were carried out as part of the implementation of measures to counter extremist activities.

The prosecutor's office of the Orenburg region transferred to the Central District Court of Orenburg the case against a resident of Bashkiria, accused of distributing Hizb ut-Tahrir leaflets. The case was initiated under Part 2 of Art. 282-2 (participation in the activities of a public or religious association or other organization in respect of which a court has adopted an effective decision to liquidate or ban activities in connection with the implementation of extremist activities).

On February 27, at a meeting in the administration of the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Volga Federal District, it was decided to transfer the complex of the Fedorovsky Monastery in Gorodets to the Nizhny Novgorod diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church.

On the evening of February 28, 2007, a 28-year-old employee of Rosevrobank, a native of Buryatia, Nikolai Prokopyev, was killed in Moscow. His body with 26 stab wounds was found near his home in the Perovo district. Several eyewitnesses testified that N. Prokopyev was being chased by young men of skinhead appearance. Witnesses later retracted this testimony. None of the victim's personal belongings were stolen except his mobile phone. A criminal case has been opened.

According to REGNUM , on March 1, during a press conference on the problems of combating terrorism, Novgorod Governor Mikhail Prusak said: "There are a lot of sects on the territory of the Novgorod region, which, by the way, are being persecuted all over the world. And somewhere, because they are money should receive - for something they build their temples and palaces, in which they even hold basketball tournaments.

On February 28, 2006, Komsomolskaya Pravda published Dmitry Polukhin's article "Half of all Chinese in Moscow live in Izmailovo", the general pathos of which boils down to the banal "come in large numbers here!" and the less banal "Moscow is a zone of potential inter-ethnic clashes." The material itself is a list of statistical data on the percentage of "Russian" and "non-Russian population", and is accompanied by an "ethnic map" and a diagram of "non-Russianness" of Moscow.

The head of the Bureau of Special Technical Events of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Boris Miroshnikov, said that, according to the Bureau, the Internet supports from 100 to 150 Russian-language sites that promote the ideas of terrorism and extremism. According to the chief, many extremist sites are based on servers in foreign countries.

On February 27-28, at the Pilgrimage Center of the Moscow Patriarchate, a meeting of representatives of Christian churches of the CIS and Baltic countries “Modern Europe: God, man, society. Human rights and the moral dimension” took place. The event took place within the framework of the second, regional, stage of the III European Ecumenical Assembly, the final stage of which will be the meeting on September 4-9, 2007 in Sibiu (Romania).

The city court of the city of Buguruslan (Orenburg region) ruled in the case of Hizb ut-Tahrir. Two Russian citizens were walking along it. One was charged under Art. 282-2 ("Organization of the activities of an extremist organization") and Art. 134 ("Sexual intercourse and other acts of a sexual nature with a person under the age of sixteen"), the other - also under Art. 282-2 and Art.

Secretary of the Syktyvkar and Vorkuta diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, Fr. Philip, in an interview with a correspondent of the KomiOnline agency , lamented the problems that the rectors of diocesan churches face when dealing with inspectors of the State Fire Supervision Service. Many firefighters' claims about. Philip called absurd.

On March 1, 2007, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation rejected the cassation appeal of the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office in the case of the murder of Vu Anh Tuan, recognizing the verdict passed by the court on November 13 as legal. Let us remind you that the St.

In the Naberezhnye Chelny Magistrate's Court, a trial has begun on the case of six residents of Tatarstan accused of belonging to Hizb ut-Tahrir. According to Interfax , "the defendants are accused of organizing an extensive network of cells in Naberezhnye Chelny, Almetyevsk, a number of regional centers of the republic and distributing extremist literature in mosques and residential complexes ...

On February 26, 2007, in the Bilingua club, the political debates between Yulia Latynina and Maxim Kononenko were turned by 15-20 activists of the National Socialist Society (NSO) and the neo-Nazi organization Format-18 into a fascist action with slogans and threats. The Nazis did not become active immediately, but at the end of the second round, when the Format-18 leader Maxim Martsinkevich (nicknamed Tesak) entered into a debate with the main participants in the debate.

On the evening of February 28 at about 8 p.m. in an electric train of the Yaroslavl direction, citizens of Tajikistan Maksad Vohidov (b. 1984) and Kudratullo Abdulhuchaev (b. 1986) and a citizen of Uzbekistan Umeda Yarashaeva (b. 1980), who were going to work on the night shift, were attacked.