In mid-June, the Jewish cemetery in Petrozavodsk was desecrated. The vandals painted a swastika, SS emblems on the entrance arch and left anti-Semitic inscriptions. Representatives of the Jewish community reported the incident to the police. The Jewish News Agency notes that a month earlier, unknown people at the same cemetery damaged the memorial sign "Menorah" installed in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. Sources Again anti-Semitic action // Jewish News Agency. 2007. June 17.

The head of the Buguruslan Muftiate, Ismagil Shangareev, denied reports about the transfer of his parishes to the Regional Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Orenburg Region (RDUM OO). “Your information does not correspond to reality,” Shangareev told the Muslim Press website. “My arrivals did not leave me anywhere, as Khairullin told you. You can check this yourself.” Sources Ismagil Shangareev is sure that his parishes have not gone anywhere // Muslim-press. 2007. June 18.

On June 17, an agreement on cooperation was signed between the government of the Vologda region and the Vologda diocese. The agreement, in particular, provides for the joint protection and operation of churches, church architectural monuments, which the diocese is not able to maintain on its own. The document was signed by the Archbishop of Vologda and Veliky Ustyug Maximilian and the governor of the region Vyacheslav Pozgalev in the presence of Patriarch Alexy II.

On June 15, the Kemerovo diocese and the main department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for the Kemerovo region signed a cooperation agreement. The parties intend to jointly hold events of a historical, patriotic, spiritual and moral orientation and cooperate in the field of charity.

In mid-June 2007, a Jewish cemetery was desecrated in Petrozavodsk. Unknown people painted a swastika, SS emblems and anti-Semitic inscriptions on the entrance arch of the cemetery. The leaders of the local Jewish community appealed to law enforcement agencies demanding that the perpetrators be found. The report of the attack indicates that in May 2007, a memorial sign "Menorah", erected by the community in memory of the victims of the Holocaust, was damaged in the same cemetery.