The prosecutor's office did not reveal a violation of the law in the actions of the servants of the cathedral mosque in Krasnoyarsk, who placed on its walls a quote from the Koran "There is no God but Allah, " Interfax reports . Elena Pimonenko, senior assistant prosecutor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, said that the prosecutor's office did not reveal any actions that violate Russian law. The author of the complaint received an official conclusion about this.

In mid-June 2008, Diana Kachalova, editor of the St. Petersburg newspaper My District, was summoned to give explanations to one of the district prosecutor's offices in St. Petersburg. The reason was her article on a neutral topic, which mentioned the swastika. The article talked about the fashion "to seem wildly businesslike and in demand . " Among other things, the following was said: "In principle, there is nothing terrible in this fashion.

On June 15, a religious procession and a prayer service took place in Suzdal, accompanied by protests against the forcible unification of the ROAC with the Moscow Patriarchate and the trial to seize temple buildings from the ROAC, Portal-Credo.ru reports . “The church is separated from the state, and the Federal Property Management Agency is taking away churches from us”, “Leave the churches restored by them to the believers”, “We are against unification with the M.

On June 19, 2008, the Supreme Court of Karelia resumed the trial of the case against 6 natives of the Caucasus, accused of involvement in the murder of 2 residents of Kondopoga during a mass brawl in the Chaika restaurant in August 2006, which provoked riots in the city .

The house of prayer of the autonomous Protestant community - the Full Gospel Church of Jesus Christ was burned down in the city of Shlisselburg, Leningrad Region, the Slavic Legal Center reports . Pastor of the Full Gospel Church of Jesus Christ Hayk Hovsepyan said that the fire occurred on the night of May 14-15. Currently, the fire inspectorate and law enforcement agencies have recognized the fact of arson, and a criminal case has been initiated. A.

The Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate spoke out against the proposal to abolish this largest church structure, which was recently made by the Chukotka Diocesan Assembly led by Bishop Diomede, Interfax reports. “Isolation is always weakness, refusal of professional dialogue is always defeat and death. If you retreat and go into isolation, you will become an easy prey for those from whom you are trying to hide,” said Father Vsevolod Chaplin.

On June 5, 2008, in the city of Volzhsky (Volgograd region), in the Gashtet cafe, two short-haired young men (appearing to be about 25 years old) attacked 40-year-old Oleg Polonsky. Young people, seeing O. Polonsky's Magendovid (Star of David) on a key chain, turned to him with the question "Are you a Jew?" Having received an affirmative answer, they severely beat the man. Polonsky was hospitalized. He has a broken nose and a cut lip.

On June 14, 2008, the grave of soldier Ravil Shakirov, who died in 1988, was desecrated at the Muslim cemetery in the city of Lysva, Perm Territory. Unknown people destroyed the tombstone with a sledgehammer and removed all metal decorations from the fence. "... The vandals acted against peace and stability in the region ," Rafael Timganov, head of the press service of the community of the Perm Cathedral Mosque, said.

On June 5, 2008, the Karmaskalinsk District Court of the Republic of Bashkortostan satisfied the prosecutor's office's application to recognize Airat Dilmukhametov's brochure "Warriors Against Bastards" as extremist material. Earlier this brochure in the amount of 2365 copies was confiscated during a search at Dilmukhametov's dacha.

On June 19, 2008 in St. Petersburg, in the arch between the houses on Lunacharsky Avenue and Khudozhnikov Avenue, a group of young people attacked an Azerbaijani citizen A. (b. 1976). An Azerbaijani citizen was thrown to the ground and severely beaten with hands and feet. K. and one of the unidentified accomplices stabbed him several times. Investigators counted at least 19 stab wounds. The attackers fled the scene. The victim was provided with medical assistance.

In early June, on the Lakhtinskaya street in St. Petersburg, at the site of the proposed construction of a temple in honor of the holy blessed Xenia, residents of the surrounding houses held a rally, Novye Izvestiya reports . They spoke out against building a temple in their area. According to archival data, Saint Xenia lived in a different place.