On October 2, 2007, at a meeting of the city government, where the issue of adopting the “Capital is a Multinational City” program for 2008-2010 was considered, the head of the Moscow City Internal Affairs Directorate, Vladimir Pronin, announced that since the beginning of 2007, crimes motivated by extremism have been committed in the capital more than in the whole of last year. “My opinion as a police chief is that this trend is growing,” he added. V.

At the end of September, a solemn iftar (dinner at the end of the day of fasting) was held in Yekaterinburg, dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the creation of the national and cultural autonomy of the Tatars.

On September 30, an agreement on cooperation was signed between the Department of Culture of the Bryansk Region and the Bryansk Diocese. The document was signed by the head of the Department of Culture of the Bryansk region N.A. Somov and Bishop of Bryansk and Sevsky Theophylact. Sources An agreement was signed on the interaction of the Bryansk diocese and the Department of Culture of the Bryansk region // Patriarchy.ru. 2007. October 2.

On September 27, 2007, in Voronezh, a criminal case was filed against Dmitry Rumyantsev for the dissemination of hate propaganda covered under article 282, part 1 (incitement of hatred on the basis of race and ethnicity). Rumyantsev is one of the leaders of the National-Socialist Society (NSO), a relatively small, but well-promoted neo-nazi network. The charges have been brought in connection with his speech at a demonstration in Voronezh on July 21, 2007.

On October 1, 2007, the Syktyvkar Federal Court sentenced Yury Yekishev, leader of the nationalist organization "Union of National Revival" (SNV). According to the totality of the crimes recognized for him, the leader of the START received two years in prison with a term to be served in a colony-settlement. The leader of the START was found guilty under Part 1 of Art. 282 (“incitement of national hatred”) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and Art.

The believers of the Kursk diocese sent an open appeal to Patriarch Alexy II in connection with the improper, in their opinion, behavior of Archbishop German of Kursk and Rylsk (Moralin). "Our ruling bishop, Archbishop German (Moralin), was absent, and continues to be absent for a long time in Kursk, leaves for weeks to his Moscow home, but here he does not perform divine services, does not receive in the diocesan administration.

On September 28, 2007, an anti-Semitic incident occurred on board an Aeroflot plane flying from Moscow to Munich. This happened at an altitude of 10 kilometers, when there were 40 minutes left before landing. Mikhail Shamanov, one of the passengers in the business class cabin, was indignant when he discovered “several, in his opinion, citizens of Jewish nationality” around.

On September 27, 2007, in Moscow, near the Olimpiysky sports complex, where the concert of the German group Tokio Hotel was held, a large number of Nazi skinheads gathered, who planned to attack emers who came to the concert. Nazi skinheads grouped within a radius of a kilometer from the sports complex, as well as near the Prospekt Mira metro station and in alleys. They tried to form a crowd, but the police officers stopped these attempts and divided them into groups of 5-10 people.

On September 21, the Lyubertsy city prosecutor's office completed the investigation into the criminal case of a pogrom at a cemetery in the city of Lyubertsy, Moscow Region. On June 27, 2007, 15 wooden crosses and 21 tombstones were destroyed and damaged there. Two teenagers were arrested at the scene of the crime.