On June 11, in Ivanovo, an attack was made on Rabbi Zvi Hershovich, a citizen of Canada, who arrived in the local Jewish community. While walking around the city, the rabbi and members of the community were attacked by a group of young people - according to the head of the community, Erwin Kirshtein, skinheads. The rabbi and his family were not injured, their companions were injured. A criminal case has been initiated into the attack. The attackers have been arrested.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs again refused to issue an entry visa to the Dalai Lama. On February 28, the Buddhist association of Kalmykia applied to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with an official request for permission to enter Russia for the 14th Dalai Lama, who planned to make a pastoral visit to Kalmykia in August 2007.

On June 13, 2007, Moskovsky Komsomolets published an article by Darya Zakharova under the frankly provocative heading "Islam was preparing a terrorist act in Moscow." From the text of the note, it turns out that, firstly, it is not Islam as a religion that is meant, but a citizen nicknamed Islam, by which he is allegedly "known among the Dagestan Wahhabis" , who was arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack in Moscow (according to the author of the note, Islam collected at least 10

On the night of June 10-11, in St. Petersburg on Poklonnaya Hill, a mortgage cross was broken at the construction site of the temple. A three-meter wooden cross was pulled out of its place with a cable and broken at the top bar and below. The icon of the royal martyrs, which was in the middle, disappeared. Believers temporarily attached the cross to a tree with chains, and in the coming days they intend to make metal fortifications on an intact concrete base.

On June 13, 2007, the prosecutor's office of the Ivanovo region initiated a criminal case under Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (inciting ethnic, racial or religious hatred) in connection with the attack on Rabbi Zvi Keshkovich and Canadian citizen, leader of the city's Jewish diaspora, Erwin Kirshtein. The crime was solved in hot pursuit.

On May 31, 2007 in Ufa the club SK "Adrenaline" canceled the concert in which the group "Corrosion of metal" was supposed to perform on June 2. The club did so on the recommendation of the city administration, which submitted the band's lyrics, which contained "aggressive Nazi propaganda".

On June 12, 2007, in Voronezh, 15 skinheads beat up 4 activists of the Nashi movement who were returning from Lenin Square, where they were celebrating the Day of Russia. Two of the victims were seriously injured. One of the skinheads was detained and sent to the Voronezh police department. The victims left a statement. Sources Voronezh: "NASHI" celebrated the Day of Russia with a festive procession // Movement "OUR". 2007. June 13.

The next match of the Russian football championship "Zenith" - "Lokomotiv", held in St. Petersburg on June 11, 2007, was marked by an amazing nationalist unity of the fans of both teams. At first, the fan sectors unanimously chanted "Russians, forward!" . Then Lokomotiv fans put up a banner "Stavropol, hold on" and Zenit fans started chanting "Kondopoga is a Russian city!" .

On June 13, the prosecutor's office of the Ivanovo region opened a criminal case against those who attacked representatives of the Jewish community under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity"). “At the time of the attack, the victims were dressed in traditional Jewish clothes. This was probably the reason for the attackers. The crime was solved in hot pursuit.

On the evening of June 11, 2007, in Ivanovo, a group of young people attacked the 69-year-old rabbi of the local synagogue, Zvi Hershovich, the head of the Ivanovo Jewish community, Canadian citizen Erwin Kirshtein, and a member of the community, Valery Makushev. One of the attackers, Sergei Novikov, hit E. Kirshtein with a glass bottle of beer on the head, and the other Ivan Novikov brought the bottle over V. Makushev's head to strike, but he knocked it out and avoided the blow.

On March 15, 2007, in Geneva, the UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, Doudou Dien, presented to the members of the 5th session of the UN Human Rights Council a report on the results of his visit to Russia in 2006. In his report, D. Dien analyzes: the demographic, ethnic and religious composition of the Russian Federation, the historical and social background of modern problems, the legal system, as well as the political and administrative structure of modern Russia.

In May 2007 in Omsk, at a concert of local rock bands, skinheads attacked a rocker with a Mohawk on his head. The incident became known from an article in a local newspaper dedicated to Omsk skinhead groups. From the context of the message, it can be judged that skinhead attacks are not uncommon for the city, however, unfortunately, we do not know anything about this. Sources Danilova A. Kondopoga at the next desk // New Omsk Word. 2007. May 30.

June 12, 2007 in Nizhny Tagil (Sverdlovsk region) on Dzerzhinsky Avenue, two local residents beat a native of Kyrgyzstan (citizen of the Russian Federation), who turned out to be a police officer. Being in a state of intoxication, 19-year-old Sergey Suprikov and Leonid Dikov began to molest a man in the store who spoke Kyrgyz with his companion. "You are in Russia and speak Russian here!" the young people demanded. Leaving the store, the young people began to rudely insult the Kyrgyz.

On June 4, 2007, in the city of Domodedovo (Moscow region), skinheads attacked an emo listener who had come from Moscow. According to the girl who stood up for the emo fan, the young man did not suffer much. He did not contact the police, saying that "there is little evidence, and it will still be unrealistic to find them . " Based on internet blogs.