On the evening of February 17, unknown people broke a window in the building of the Yaroslavl synagogue. There were no victims, the premises of a charitable foundation that supports pensioners, children, and the disabled were damaged. The Jewish community of Yaroslavl notes that attacks on the synagogue building have been carried out for more than 10 years. In 1996, the synagogue was blown up, in 2003 hooligans broke all the windows.

The program "Military-Patriotic Education of the Younger Generation in General Educational Institutions and Military Units with the Direct Participation of the Russian Orthodox Church" began to operate in general education schools in the Moscow district of Troparevo-Nikulino. Within the framework of the program, a parade review among high school students was held in several schools, and the documentary film "Russia: Faith, Army, People" was shown to students.

The Kosh-Agach District Department of Internal Affairs (Republic of Altai) refused to initiate a criminal case under the articles "Vandalism" or "Destruction or damage to cultural historical monuments" on the fact of an incident in the village of Ortolyk, where a tree was broken at the site of the rituals of the pagan Telengits .

On February 17, 2009 in Yaroslavl, unidentified persons broke a window in the building of the local synagogue. No one was in the building at the time of the incident. It is reported that such incidents happen in the synagogue is not the first time. Representatives of the diaspora are not going to apply to law enforcement agencies. Sources Broken glass in the synagogue // NTM-Yaroslavl. 2009. February 17.

On February 13, 2009, the head of the United Russia executive committee in Tatarstan, Viktor Budarin, demanded that Nasima Stolyarov be deprived of the status of a candidate for the State Council of the Republic, on whose website materials of an extremist nature and offensive to United Russia appeared. Stolyarova stated that the materials appeared on the site without her knowledge, as a result of a hacker attack.

On February 13, 2009, the Magistrate's Court of the Central District of Kemerovo sentenced a local resident Vyacheslav Spitsyn (born 1983) under Part 1 of Art. 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (public calls for the implementation of extremist activities) to 1 year of imprisonment on probation with a probationary period of 1.5 years. In August-September 2007, V.

The Muslim community of Ulyanovsk appealed to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Yuri Chaika in connection with the situation around the complex of buildings along Federation Street, 33, 35, 37. Muslims consider these buildings, among which there is a mosque, historical monuments. In the 90s of the twentieth century, these buildings were supposed to be handed over to local Muslims, but this was not done.

to the Archbishop of Tomsk and Asinov Rostislav (Devyatov) and the Governor of the region Viktor Kress Residents of the cities of Tomsk and Seversk sent an appeal in connection with the activities of the head of the missionary department of the diocese Maxim Stepanenko. According to the authors, "the actions taken by M.V.

On February 15, 2009, a native of Kyrgyzstan, apparently 35-40 years old, was killed in Moscow. Local residents found the severed head of a man of “Asian appearance” on Proletarsky Prospekt near house No. 21, building 2, and reported it to the police. Investigators found the body of the deceased in front of house No. 14 on Proletarsky Avenue. An ax and a knife were found nearby.