On July 8, 2008, a 53-year-old Armenian citizen was found on Autumn Boulevard in Moscow with multiple stab wounds. The man was hospitalized with penetrating stab wounds to the abdomen and chest, as well as cut wounds to the shoulder, hand and forearm. No robbery reported. The man is temporarily registered in Moscow. The militia finds out circumstances of an event. Sources Armenian citizen wounded in Moscow // Peoples of Russia.Ru. 2008. July 8.

In June-July 2008, in the village of Chara, Kalarsky district, Trans-Baikal Territory, a monument to the 36th anniversary of Victory Day, located on the shore of Lake Lyabich, was desecrated. A swastika was drawn on the monument and obscene words were written.

On July 5, 2008, in the village of Prigorodny, Kargopolsky District, Arkhangelsk Region, a young man, motivated by national hatred, threatened a native of Dagestan with an axe. Details of this incident were not reported. But it is known that the attacker with an ax entered the Kamaz car, which was located next to the production base of the individual entrepreneur Sharia, and, pointing the ax towards the Dagestani, began to express threats to kill the visitor, which he perceived as real.

On June 23, 2008, in Dimitrovgrad, police officers of the Ulyanovsk region searched the apartment of the grandmother of the Other Russia activist Stanislav Sosin, who does not live and is not registered at this address. Three police officers came to Margarita Nikishina without documents for the search and the conduct of investigative actions and demanded that the apartment be searched and that Sosin's personal belongings be handed over to them.

In early July 2008, the Voskresensky District Prosecutor's Office of the Saratov Region issued warnings to 17 rural librarians about the need to comply with anti-extremist legislation. The reason was that the prosecutor's office suggested that libraries give out books to readers that came to the funds privately, without proper verification.

On June 25, 2008, in Penza, the Nizhnelomovsky District Court granted the application of the prosecutor of the city of Nizhny Lomov with a request to recognize a nationalist leaflet found on one of the streets of the city in 2006 as extremist. Recall that we are talking about a leaflet with a picture of a man, and a text starting with the words "I came here from the mountains ..." , as well as with the call "RUSSIAN DECIDE! (while you still can) ..." .