On June 22, 2007 in Moscow, on Tverskaya Street, a group of skinheads attacked an activist of the antifa movement, a journalist collecting material about neo-Nazis for one of the publications, Alexander Chernykh. The anti-fascist was surrounded and hit in the face. Among the attackers, the victim recognized one of the members of the neo-Nazi organization Format-18. The attack was filmed on camera. The skinheads fled after hearing a warning that policemen were nearby.

On June 23-23, 2007, in Moscow, 41 (out of 42) people detained for a fight on Slavyanskaya Square on June 22 were released from the Kitay-Gorod police station in Moscow. Another detainee, who stabbed a native of Chechnya during a fight, is in custody. (Earlier it was reported that he was also released). An investigation is underway. The actions of the detainees were qualified under Art. 213 ("hooliganism").

On June 27, 2007, Russian Interior Minister Rashid Nurgaliyev said in an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta that the internal affairs bodies in Russia had identified about 98,000 teenagers "included in antisocial, extremist and other groups." R.Nuglaliev said that 302 informal youth associations are registered, including more than 10 thousand people. "About 150 of them, we consider prone to aggressive actions ," - said the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

On June 27, 2007, the Leninsky District Court of Krasnodar satisfied the claim of the Krasnodar branch of the Yabloko party demanding that the warning issued by the prosecutor's office about the inadmissibility of extremist activities be cancelled.

In Pyatigorsk, unidentified people drew a swastika and wrote anti-Caucasian slogans on the stairs leading to the city's symbol, an eagle sculpture. The Nazi sign and inscriptions were discovered by the participants of the seminar "Youth and Tolerance" on June 24, 2007. Own inf.

We publish a regular seasonal analytical report on the manifestations of radical nationalism and opposition to them on the part of society and the state. Like the previous ones, this report, dedicated to the events and trends of the spring of 2007, was written on the basis of materials from the daily monitoring of the SOVA Center.

On June 20, 2007, the Arzamas city court issued a decision to compensate for moral and material damage to the National Bolshevik Dmitry Isusov in connection with the illegal actions of the FSB and police officers.