On October 4, 2007, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Saratov refused to satisfy the application of the editor-in-chief of the Saratov Reporter newspaper Sergei Mikhailov and recognized the warnings issued to the newspaper by Rossvyazohrankultura as legal. “The court decided that my complaint was not satisfied on any of the points. In addition, at the meeting we were refused to call witnesses, the court did not support the petition for this,” said S. Mikhailov.

On October 7, 2007, in Pavlovsk (St. Petersburg), 4 unknown assailants attacked a 25-year-old citizen of Tajikistan, Rozumbay Tadzhimov, who was working at a construction site. The victim was hospitalized at the hospital. Semashko with a penetrating wound to the kidney, as well as stab wounds on the back and sides. According to workers at the construction site, the victim reported that he was attacked near the train station in Pavlovsk, stabbed several times and ran away.

On September 27, 2007 in Krasnodar, before the concert of the punk band "Korol i Shut", about 8 skinheads beat up 2 non-formals. The injured have been hospitalized. One of them had a closed craniocerebral injury and broken nasal bones. It is reported that "one of the attackers" was arrested. Based on internet blogs.

In the village of Oktyabrsky, Radishevsky District, Ulyanovsk Region, a monument to Lenin was demolished, and an Orthodox cross was installed instead, Novye Izvestiya reports . The decision was made by the local production cooperative and the authorities cannot change it. True, the village administration told the correspondent of the newspaper: "We will not throw out the monument. We will put up Lenin, only in another place." The demolition of the monument sparked a wave of protest.

On October 7, 2007, in Moscow, in an underground passage in Vostryakovsky Proezd (31 km of the Moscow Ring Road), 7 young people, apparently 18-20 years old, of “Slavic appearance,” attacked 2 citizens of Tajikistan. The victims were hospitalized in the Vidnoye hospital with multiple cut wounds to the abdomen. One of the victims, 22-year-old Ikhtiyor Istamzada, fortunately, came to his senses and there was no danger to his life.

On the night of October 7-8, 2007, at the Jewish cemetery in Krasnoyarsk, unknown vandals overturned and broke 64 tombstones. It is also reported about the regular appearance of anti-Semitic inscriptions on the walls of the city synagogue. According to police colonel Ivan Popov, this is the case of "elementary hooligans." The chairman of the city's Jewish community, Yuri Livshits, said that "this is nothing but vandalism motivated by anti-Semitism .

On October 5, 2007, the prosecutor's office of the city of Neryungri issued a warning "On the inadmissibility of spreading extremist materials through the media and carrying out extremist activities" to the editor-in-chief of the local newspaper "Prosto Nyurka" Larisa Sharovarina for publishing photocopies of "extremist leaflets" in the article "Extremism fell from the chimney." L.

The Union of Orthodox banner-bearers held a rally in Moscow against "propaganda of occult-magical ideas under the guise of children's books." "The burning of the ungodly book about Harry Potter was held on Bersenevskaya Embankment in Moscow opposite the Cathedral of Christ the Savior," the Russian Line quotes the press service of the SPH.

The Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia reports that 64 tombstones were overturned and broken at the Jewish cemetery in the center of Krasnoyarsk on the night of October 7-8. Representatives of the local community filed a complaint with the police, and the search for the vandals is being carried out by the Soviet District Department of Internal Affairs of the city. The cemetery management promised to help in the restoration of the graves.

The "Incidents" section of the "Vek" newspaper published two notes at once in the criminal chronicle, the headings of which are very aggressive hate speech.