Sergei Popov, Chairman of the Russian State Duma Committee on Religious Associations and Public Organizations, said that more than 10 billion rubles are required annually for the maintenance and restoration of religious sites. "It is clear that these funds cannot be found without the combined efforts of the federal and local budgets, as well as the help of sponsors," the deputy explained.

The commission of deputies of the State Duma, on behalf of the chairman of the lower chamber Boris Gryzlov, analyzed the causes of unrest in Stavropol, and came to the conclusion that the unrest that arose in the city at the end of May was of a domestic nature.

On June 14, 2007, in the city court of St. Petersburg, a jury delivered a guilty verdict in the case of the murder of Congolese student Roland Epassac. By ten votes to two, the jury found all four defendants - Gerasimov, Olenev, Gromov and Orlov - guilty of committing the murder of a Congolese. At the request of the prosecutor's office, the defendants were taken into custody in the courtroom. Recall that this is the second trial in this case.

Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov signed an order to donate three trucks to the Oryol Svyato-Vvedensky Convent. The decision was made in order to "provide material and technical assistance." In the second quarter of 2007, the monastery will receive a ZIL-45200 dump truck and two GAZ-2705 vans. Sources The Government of Moscow will present trucks to the Holy Vvedensky Monastery // Mosinform. 2007. June 13.

Unidentified people drew a swastika on the information board of the Voronezh Church of God's Glory. The community is under the jurisdiction of the Russian Association of Missions of Evangelical Christians (Pentecostals) and rents premises in the house of culture along with other religious organizations, but the only one of them has posted its own stand with the schedule of services. Under the swastika is the abbreviation "R.O.A." ("Russian Liberation Army").

The Tagansk interdistrict prosecutor's office of Moscow opened a criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("incitement of hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity") against the organizers of the exhibition "Forbidden Art - 2006". Let us remind you that in March, at the request of the People's Council movement, the prosecutor's office began checking this exhibition.

The court of the Khiloksky district of the Chita region satisfied the claims of the prosecutor of the Khiloksky district to recognize as illegal the inaction of local governments in the field of compliance with legislation on countering extremism and terrorism. This decision expresses the judicial assessment of the activities (more precisely, "inactivity") of the authorities in connection with the "Kharagun case" .

In mid-June 2007, in Voronezh, on the information board of the Pentecostal church, unknown people again drew a swastika. Unlike the previous case (on the eve of Easter), this time the abbreviation "R.O.A." is depicted under the swastika. (Russian Liberation Army). Sources Voronezh: for the second time in the last two months, unknown persons drew a swastika on the information board of the church // Portal-Credo. 2007. June 14.

On June 8, 2007, representatives of several parties, including the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, the Liberal Democratic Party, United Russia and Yabloko, were invited to the Prosecutor's Office of the Penza Region. Deputy Prosecutor Natalya Kantserova announced to the invitees about the strengthening of control over the implementation of the law on combating extremism.

On June 8, Governor of the Belgorod Region Yevgeny Savchenko offered to transfer the proceeds from a football match between the teams of Kursk and Belgorod to the fund for the restoration of the Kursk Root Monastery. The proposal was made during a meeting of the monastery's board of trustees. The governor himself is also a member of this council.

June 10 at about 10 p.m. in the electric train Orudyevo - Moscow (Savelovskoye direction), a group of skinheads 15-18 years old with knives and broken bottles ("roses") attacked two residents of Dagestan (earlier it was reported on natives of the Caucasus). By the time the ambulance arrived, one of the victims was near death, the other was seriously wounded.