In early November, in the town of Ladushkin, Kaliningrad Region, unidentified people desecrated a cemetery. "In total, about 20 stone monuments and crosses were broken and broken. One of the monuments has a swastika painted in black paint," an employee of the regional police department told Interfax. The police launched an investigation into the vandalism. Sources Vandals desecrated 20 monuments and crosses at a cemetery near Kaliningrad // Interfax-religion. 2007. November 9.

In late October - early November 2007 in the town of Ladushkin, Kaliningrad Region, an act of vandalism was committed at a local cemetery. Unknown people broke 10 crosses, knocked down and smashed 8 marble monuments with a heavy object like a sledgehammer. On one of the monuments, a swastika was painted in black paint. The police are investigating what happened. Sources Act of vandalism committed in Ladushkino // GTRK "Kaliningrad". 2007. November 9.

On November 8, 2007, two more suspects were detained in Moscow in connection with a series of attacks and murders motivated by national hatred. From numerous and contradictory media reports, it follows that most likely the suspects were detained in the case of Artem Ryno and Pavel Skachevsky, arrested in April 2007 for the murder of a native of Armenia, and not in the new case of attacks by skinhead fans on October 20, 2007 in the southwest Moscow (as some media write).

Member of the Council of the Russian Community Dmitry Manvayler, who is one of the defendants in the criminal case of inciting ethnic hatred (Article 282 of the Criminal Code), is registered as a candidate for deputy to the city assembly of the city of Neryungri (Yakutia) in the "Student" electoral district. According to the website of the DPNI, D.

On the night of November 8-9, 2007 in Izhevsk, unidentified persons painted the building of a Jewish community center with anti-Semitic slogans. The act of vandalism was recorded by a CCTV camera. According to the head of the Jewish community, the materials have been handed over to the investigating authorities. Inc. inf.

On November 6, the head of the pagan religious association of the Commonwealth of the Natural Faith "Slavia" Dionysus Georgis (magus Lubomir) sent a statement to the Prosecutor General of Russia with a request to initiate a criminal case under Part 2 of Art.

The Prosecutor's Office of the Central District of the city issued a warning about the inadmissibility of violations of the legislation "On counteracting extremist activity" to the coordinator of the Tula branch of the DPNI Vitaly Goryunov. The reason for issuing a warning was the dissemination of publications on the Internet by V. Goryunov "directed against the migration policy of the government of the Russian Federation and containing a number of illegal requirements" .

Rabbi Aharon Gurevich, head of the Department for Cooperation with Law Enforcement Agencies and the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia (FJC), in an interview with an NG-Religion correspondent. spoke about the work of FJC with prisoners “Previously, the work was limited to sending out kosher food for Jewish holidays, accident insurance and correspondence with prisoners.

On November 9, 2007, law enforcement agencies released new details of the case of a series of nationalist attacks by skinhead fans committed on October 20. As the investigation established, on that day in the capital, 27 similar attacks on people of non-Slavic appearance were registered in the capital. In all cases, the attackers acted as a group and used knives. Eyewitnesses and surviving victims reported that the perpetrators shouted nationalist slogans.

On the morning of November 8, 2007, a 36-year-old Nigerian citizen was attacked in the southeast of Moscow (Saratovskaya Street). The victim was hospitalized with stab wounds. Doctors assess his condition as stable. The attackers are being searched. Sources Nigerian attacked in Moscow // Regions.ru. 2007. November 9.