On June 3, 2007, DPNI issued an appeal in connection with the events in Stavropol, which called for "repeat the experience of Kondopoga" . In his address to the residents of the city, the coordinator of the Central Council of the DPNI for Stavropol (Pavel Belov) proposes " "to hold a gathering of citizens with the involvement of the maximum number of patriotic organizations not associated with the authorities .

On June 5, 2007, Dmitry Kozak, presidential plenipotentiary in the Southern Federal District, warned of criminal liability for those who are trying to foment a conflict in connection with the events in Stavropol. "I want to warn all those who are trying to warm their hands on this, especially volunteers from other regions, including from Moscow: the law enforcement system will pursue such people to the fullest extent of the law," he said .

Ruslan Karabashev, a resident of Kabardino-Balkaria, sent a letter to the President of Kabardino-Balkaria asking him to protect him from law enforcement harassment. R. Karabashev is regularly called by a district police officer who controls his movements. Since 2006, Karabashev's house has been searched twice.

On June 4, 2007, the leader of the movement “For Human Rights” Lev Ponomarev was summoned to the Moscow department of the FSB of Russia. He gave explanations about his own speech at a rally in Moscow on January 27 in support of Alexander Protsky and Yana Yakovleva, defendants in the “chemists’ case” (the case of the illegal sale of medicinal ether).

On May 21 and 24, four Muslims were detained and taken to the UBOP of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kabardino-Balkaria, who had previously applied to the president of the republic with a request to open a mosque. One of the detainees, Valery Elmesov, said that on May 24, six people in camouflage uniforms with machine guns came to his house and offered to go with them to the Organized Crime Control Department without presenting a summons. After V.

On June 4, 2007, the prosecutor's office of the Stavropol Territory announced that the ataman of the Stavropol Cossack district of the Terek Cossack army, Mikhail Serkov, would not be prosecuted for anti-Estonian statements. During the proceedings, M.

On June 4, the World Russian People's Council (VRNS) appealed to the Presnensky Court of Moscow with a claim for the protection of business reputation. The journalist Sergei Bychkov and the Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper are listed as defendants. The reason for the claim was the articles devoted to the XI World Russian People's Council published by S. Bychkov in March 2007.

Director of the FSB of Russia Nikolay Patrushev believes that the spread of terrorism in Russia is facilitated by "the growth of radicalism and extremism, foreign religious expansion." N.

On June 5, 2007, the Federal Registration Service (FRS) for the Krasnodar Territory began an unscheduled inspection of the Krasnodar branch of the Yabloko party. On May 11, 2007, on May 11, the Prosecutor's Office of the Krasnodar Territory sent information to the Federal Reserve Office for the Territory that the Yabloko party was carrying out extremist activities.

On the night of June 4-5, 2007, a convoy of 30 cars without license plates passed in Stavropol, the drivers and passengers of which shouted nationalist slogans ( "Glory to Russia!" , etc.) The passengers of the cars were skinheads, and in total there were about 100 of them Human. According to eyewitnesses of the incident, a column of cars entered the city at about 22:00 from the side of the street. Dovatortsev and proceeded along the street. 50 years of the Komsomol, Mira, Karl Marx Ave.

On June 5, 2007, Komsomolskaya Pravda published Dmitry Steshin's article "Will it be possible to prevent a new Kondopoga in Stavropol?", dedicated to the mass brawl that took place in the city, and bearing a pronounced anti-Caucasian character. The article begins with a report on the murder of two Russian students on June 3, and, contrary to official reports, the author claims that "the guys were not robbed - one of the murdered had an expensive mobile phone" .

On June 5, 2007, representatives of the diasporas in the Stavropol Territory signed a joint appeal to the inhabitants of the region calling for tolerance. The authors of the appeal call "to prevent criminals and provocateurs from dragging people onto the warpath" , as well as "severely punish those responsible for ethnic confrontation" . "Young guys - Gilani Ataev, Pavel Chadin, Dmitry Blakhin - students of higher educational institutions in the prime of life lost their lives. G.