Alexander Kozin, secretary of the Coordinating Council for Interaction between the FSO and the Russian Orthodox Church, told Interfax that since 2007, eight churches have been opened in Russia under the bodies of the Federal Security Service.

In May 2008, nine graves of Muslims were desecrated at the Novosormovskoye cemetery in Nizhny Novgorod. The crime was committed at the burial place of the Tatars. Unidentified persons doused the tombstones with black paint. None of the perpetrators of these crimes has been identified by law enforcement agencies. Sources Gmzaeva S. Russian landscape with elements of vandalism // Independent newspaper. 2008. June 4.

On June 4, 2008, the Ordzhonikidzovsky District Court of Ufa (Bashkiria) delivered a guilty verdict under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national, racial and religious hatred) against Konstantin Permyakov (born 1987). Unfortunately, we do not know what punishment K. Permyakov was sentenced to and whether he suffered any real punishment at all. We recall that the charge under Art.

In early June 2008, the Maiminsky Court of the Altai Republic recognized the brochure "Russian Cultural Project" Rodoslavnaya Rus" as extremist material. Earlier, the Prosecutor of the Maiminsky District, in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Law "On counteracting extremist activity," applied to the court to recognize the text of the brochure as extremist. During the prosecutor's check, a philological and linguistic study was carried out.

On the night of June 3, 2008 in Moscow, on Stavropolskaya Street, in the Maryino district, on the football ground of one of the schools, a mass fight occurred between representatives of the “Huls” (CSKA fans) and natives of the Caucasian republics, mainly Georgia. There were about 80-85 people on the “fans” side, about 120 on the “Caucasians” side. The basic version of the conflict is as follows. The reason for the showdown was an incident in one of the cafes, the details of which are unknown.

On June 4, 2008, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Samara recognized as extremist leaflets "For Samara - without oligarchs and Jews," "I'll take the next world. Russian General Albert Makashov. A candidate for deputy of the Samara provincial Duma comes up with a legislative initiative "Pale of Settlement for city officials". The city should be run by people of the titular nationality.

We are publishing Order No. 190 of November 28, 2007 of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation "On the organization of prosecutorial supervision over the implementation of legislation on countering extremist activity". The text is reproduced according to the publication in the Garant system. In order to exercise proper prosecutorial supervision over the implementation of legislation on countering extremist activities, guided by paragraph 1 of Art.

On June 1, parishioners of the Chita Church of Evangelical Christians "Salvation in Jesus" held a charity event, reports "Baznica.info" . They distributed 7-8 kilos of basic necessities, as well as Christian literature, to low-income families, single mothers and widows. In addition, the Protestants collected 10,000 rubles for the Regional Specialized Children's Home. The money was used to buy clothes and shoes.

On June 4, a public rally against the construction of a Hare Krishna complex was held in the Molzhaninovsky district in the north of Moscow, Interfax reports. Residents of nearby areas came out to protest with banners "Sects destroy families", "Say no to the Hare Krishna center!", "Defend Orthodoxy!". Representatives of the initiative group collected signatures to cancel the decision of the Moscow government on the allocation of land to Hare Krishnas.

Ufa followers of the Guardians of the Purple Flame religious movement set up an illegal shelter for homeless children in a wooden hut, Interfax reports . Members of the movement pick up children on the streets. All children have parents who drink heavily. The children do not attend school, the "Guardians" themselves teach them Russian, mathematics and the "Teaching of the Ascended Masters" - the doctrine of the founders of the occult movement.

On the night of June 3, 2008, in St. Petersburg, near the cafe "Hookah" in Kuznechny Lane, 28-year-old resident of Hurghada (Egypt) Savers Shenouda Meshmesh was beaten. The victim reported that he was sitting in a cafe with a girlfriend when they were accosted by two other visitors to the establishment, who were sitting at a nearby table. It was about "who came from where" . In addition, the men attacked a 32-year-old resident of St. Petersburg "with insulting remarks about her chosen one .

The prosecutor of the Maiminsky district of the Republic of Altai, in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Law "On Counteracting Extremist Activity," filed an application with the court to recognize as extremist informational material - the text of the brochure "Russian Cultural Project" Rodoslavnaya Rus, "the website of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation reports .

On the night of June 1-2, unidentified people collected wreaths from soldiers' graves and set them on fire near the obelisk to the Heroes of the Great Patriotic War at the Mironositsky cemetery in Penza, Penza -Press reports . According to the section head of the Mironositsky cemetery, Valery Maksimov, they were young people aged 18-20, dressed in black jackets with metal buttons. MUP "Special Bureau" is developing a number of measures to prevent vandals from reaching the graves of soldiers.

At the beginning of June 2008, it became known that the relatives of a resident of Dagestan, Shamil Udamanov, who went missing in the summer of 2007, identified him in a Nazi video with a scene of the brutal murder of a “Tajik and a Dagestan.” Previously, the video was declared fabricated. Kistaman Udamanova, a resident of the village of Sultanyangiyurt in the Kizilyurt district of Dagestan, reported that her brother Shamil Udamanov went to Moscow to work in the summer of 2007.

On the night of June 1, 2008, in Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Region, unknown vandals wrote obscene inscriptions “offending the national feelings of the Jews” on the wall near the porch of the local synagogue and tried to set fire to the premises by throwing a bottle of flammable liquid through the window. The synagogue is located on the second floor of a four-storey stone residential building.