On November 8, 2007, in Yekaterinburg, Nazi skinheads attacked a 28-year-old native of Armenia. The attackers beat the man with their hands and feet and stabbed him several times. Fortunately, the victim survived. The attack was motivated by national hatred. Nazi skinheads were detained. At the end of April 2010, the Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Yekaterinburg sentenced five attackers.

On the evening of November 4, 2007, after the Russian march in Vladivostok, two Koreans (citizens of Russia) were beaten up. The attack was committed near the house 58 on Partizansky Avenue. According to unofficial information posted by a friend of the victims on an Internet forum, a group of "skinheads" (about 15 people) attacked young people (a lawyer and a doctor) while leaving the sports club. The attackers used beer bottles and gas cartridges and shouted "death to narrow-eyed freaks .

Participants of the III All-Russian Muslim Forum "Islam in Russia - the guarantor of Russian civil society" held in Moscow on November 1-4 adopted an appeal to President Putin, the Federal Assembly and the government.

On November 6, 2007 in Stavropol, at a meeting of the coordinating council for youth affairs, dedicated to informal youth associations, Oleg Korotkiy, a specialist in the organizational department of the youth affairs department of the city administration, said that there were about 1.5 thousand skinheads in the city, of which 500 people - active participants in the movement. According to O. Korotkiy, most of the "old" skinheads have now retired from active work and are engaged in business.

On November 8, on the eve of the International Day against Fascism and Anti-Semitism (the date of the beginning of the Holocaust), the Karelian branch of the Youth Human Rights Group (YPG) held an educational action against incitement of national hatred and enmity in the universities of Petrozavodsk.

The only Catholic priest in the entire Tver region, the priest of the Tver church, Vladislav Vaida, was filed a claim by the local migration service.

On November 8, RIA Novosti, citing a representative of the press service of the FSB Directorate for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, reported that on November 2, a case was sent to court regarding the preparation of an assassination attempt on the Governor of St. Petersburg, Valentina Matvienko. Three people are accused in the case (previously the media reported two. - Ed.) : Timur Saidgareev, Ravil Muratov and Vladislav Baranov. Two more are being sought.

On November 8, 2007, the Supreme Court of Udmurtia issued a verdict in the case of the murder of 17-year-old skater Stanislav Korepanov. The defendants, Andrei Fazliev and Kirill Vakhrushev, were sentenced to 13 years in prison to be served in a strict regime colony. Recall that the court did not take into account the motive of hatred in the actions of the defendants - the sentence was passed for "murder out of hooligan motives." "We do not agree with the court's decision and will appeal it...

On November 8, 2007, the head of the St. Petersburg branch of the Yabloko party, Maxim Reznik, turned to the Prosecutor General of Russia, Yuri Chaika, with a request to check the fact that Abdul-Khakim Sultygov's statement "On the phenomenon of the national leader of Russia" was posted on the United Russia website.