On the morning of November 18, an attempt was made on the life of Sultan Sultanmagomedov, 56-year-old adviser to the Mufti of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Dagestan, in Makhachkala. He was traveling with a security driver in a car. An explosive device went off on the way of the car. S. Sultanmagomedov and the driver were taken to the hospital with shrapnel wounds. The Mufti's adviser hosts a Muslim educational program on Dagestan television.

The Pskov diocese has compiled a “black list” of media outlets that, in its opinion, speak negatively about the Russian Orthodox Church. The list of newspapers includes "MK" in Pskov and Velikiye Luki", "Pskov Province" and "City Newspaper for Pskov Residents". The diocese will no longer have contact with representatives of these publications and will stop inviting them to its events.

On November 15, 2008, in the Chelyabinsk Palace of Sports "Yunost" in the middle of the hockey match "Tractor" (Chelyabinsk) - "Dinamo" (Riga), a group of Chelyabinsk fans of "Tractor" began to shout at the players of the Latvian team: "Fascists! " and "Fascists - get out of Chelyabinsk!" . In response to this, the captain of the Riga team, Rodrigo Lavinsh, threw off his leggings at the main stand, began to applaud the fans and "make some movements with his hands .

On November 13, speaking at a conference on Islamic education, Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, Deputy Head of the Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate, announced the readiness of the Russian Orthodox Church to support the development of a modern system of Islamic education.

November 15, 2008 on the outskirts of Ryazan on the Kuibyshev highway in the park near the Ryaztsvetmet plant, a monument to Lenin was blown up. It has been established that the explosive device is equivalent in power to 200 grams of TNT. The two-meter plaster monument was completely destroyed, but it is reported that a swastika and a crossed-out star of David were painted on the pedestal of the monument with white paint.

On November 15, a picket was held in Moscow on Gogolevsky Boulevard in support of an alternative system for recording personal data. The action was organized by the Union of the Russian People and the Orthodox Brotherhood in the name of Hieromartyr Metropolitan Vladimir.

According to the results of the check, the Moscow prosecutor's office issued a warning to the Russian Newsweek magazine in connection with the reprint of a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad, previously published in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten. The caricature illustrated the articles "Who will come to us with the mosque" and "Sword-bearers" published on October 5, 2008.