On June 8, 2009, it became known that in April 2009 in Ryazan, unknown people desecrated the monument "in honor of the spiritual unity and military brotherhood of the Russian and Armenian peoples" "Khachkar". A fascist swastika was painted on it with black paint, and the face of Christ was smeared with paint. In addition, the lining of the pedestal and tile covering were broken, and the flowers were trampled. Recall that earlier it was reported that the desecration occurred in March .

On June 8, 2009, it became known that a criminal case had been opened in Krasnoyarsk under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national hatred or enmity committed publicly or with the use of mass media) against a 46-year-old man who made nationalistic statements in his speech at a rally on May 1, 2009.

On June 4, 2009, it became known that the prosecutor's office of the Central District of the city of St. Petersburg issued a warning about the inadmissibility of extremist activity to the owner of one of the rock shops for trading in the symbols of the Bad Religion group. We are talking about the well-known symbol of the group - the Christian cross, inscribed in a crossed out circle.

On June 4, it became known that the prosecutor's office of the central district of St. Petersburg issued a warning to the owner of a rock shop that sold products with the logo of the American band "Bad Religion". The emblem of this ensemble is designed in the style of a prohibition car sign with the image of a crossed-out crucifix, which, according to experts, is a desecration of the shrine. Media reports that all goods with this symbolism have been seized.

On June 4, preliminary hearings began in Krasnoyarsk to recognize Said Nursi's book The Tenth Word as extremist. The publication was confiscated during a search of one of the city's Islamic activists. The prosecutor's office of the Krasnoyarsk Territory asks to recognize the book as extremist. The prosecutor's office also demands the confiscation of the printed circulation and the ban on labor.

On June 5, 2009, the Tagansky Court of Moscow resumed hearings in the case of Yuri Samodurov and Andrei Erofeev, organizers of the exhibition “Forbidden Art - 2006,” accused of inciting hatred. The accused do not admit their guilt. The court rejected the defense's requests to allow Valeria Novodvorskaya to participate in the trial, as well as to re-conduct the examinations.

At the beginning of June 2009, a draft city target program "Development of national cultures and strengthening of interethnic relations in the city" was presented in Pyatigorsk. The project was presented during a round table on the topic "Interaction between local self-government bodies and national-cultural associations". This was reported in the press service of the City Duma on June 8.

In early June 2009, a criminal investigation was completed in Vladivostok into the attempted murder of a citizen of the DPRK in January 2009. The prosecutor approved the indictment, and the criminal case was sent to court for consideration on the merits. The suspects are minors, one of them has not reached the age of criminal responsibility. One of the attackers was charged under Part 3 of Art. 30, part 1, art.