In early June 2009, Roskomnadzor ruled against the editors of the Novosibirsk newspaper "For People's Power!" warning about the inadmissibility of extremist activity. The reason was the publication of "An Open Letter to Putin" in No. 5 dated February 12, 2009. The publication is a short appeal by several citizens to Vladimir Putin, in which he is accused of treason. Recall that knowingly falsely accusing a government official of extremism is, according to the law, an extremist act.

On June 2, 2009, the Basmanny Court of Moscow satisfied the complaint of the 2x2 channel and canceled the warning about the inadmissibility of extremist activity issued to the channel in September 2008. Recall that extremism was seen in the series "South Park", in an episode in which the speech was about the Prophet Muhammad. In our opinion, the issuance of the warning was unlawful. Sources Charges of extremism dropped from 2x2 TV channel // Interfax-religion. 2009. June 15.

According to information received by Portal-Credo.ru, employees of the local Organized Crime Control Department are threatening Vyacheslav Kondurov, the head of the Samara representative office of the brotherhood in the name of the Hieromartyr Metropolitan Vladimir of Kiev and Galitsky. The Samara representation of the brotherhood does not fall under the jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate. V. Kondurov receives threats, he is intimidated and summoned for interrogations.

On June 10, a conference "Islam and modernity" was held in Ulyanovsk on the initiative of the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Ulyanovsk region, the mosques of Ulyanovsk and the UMMOO "Tatar Youth Center". Within the framework of the conference, an agreement on cooperation between Islamic public organizations and communities was signed. The document was signed by the Central Spiritual Directorate of the Ulyanovsk Region, city mosques and the Tatar Youth Center of Ulyanovsk.

On June 15, a meeting of the apparatus of the DUM of Chechnya took place. At this meeting, the mufti of the republic, Sultan-hadji Mirzaev, instructed the employees in charge of the districts to check the work of the imams of the mosques of the settlements within two weeks. According to him, the muftiate will respond to the passivity of some imams who neglect their duties with personnel changes.

On June 13, 2009, information appeared in a number of media outlets that on a train near Moscow traveling along the Moscow-Petushki route, Nazi skinheads who entered the Elektrougli station attacked immigrants from the Caucasus who were in one of the cars. According to other information, the victims of neo-Nazis were “persons of non-Slavic appearance.” According to various sources, from one to several people were injured (injuries of varying severity).

In the early summer of 2009 (between May 15 and June 2009) in Kirov, Vasily Varankin ("Paralysis"), who was sitting in the courtyard in the company of his acquaintances, some of whom the employees of Center "E" call Nazi skinheads, beat his neighbor Andrey Kopanev. The attacker called Kopanev, who was drunk at that moment, and began to beat him, and one of Varankin's acquaintances filmed the beating on a mobile phone camera.

On June 15, 2009, the Samara Regional Court refused to satisfy the prosecutor's cassation claim against the decision of the judge of the Samara District Court of the city of Samara, Olga Krivitskaya. O. Krivitskaya dismissed a lawsuit filed by the prosecutor to recognize as extremist the Internet resource www.islam.boom.ru and the article "Navruz Holiday and Islamic Doctrine" by Candidate of Philosophical Sciences Aydin Alizade.

On June 15, 2009, the Samara Regional Court dismissed the appeal filed by the prosecutor's office against the decision of the Samara District Court, which did not recognize the brochure "Novruz Holiday and Islamic Doctrine" and the site "Islam as it is" as extremist. One of the court's reasons was the lack of substantial grounds to restrict the freedom of speech guaranteed by the Russian Constitution. Newsletter of the project "For the rule of law!"

On June 15, it became known that the Basmanny Court of Moscow canceled a warning about the distribution of extremist materials to the 2x2 TV channel. The warning was issued by prosecutors in 2008 for broadcasting the animated series South Park. "We are pleased with the court's decision. Having received completely unfounded accusations of extremism, we turned this issue into a legal plane and won," said Roman Sarkisov, general director of the TV channel.

The Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia expressed "sharp and categorical condemnation" of the head of the St. Petersburg organization "Al-Fatah" Jamaliddin Makhmutov. Recall that during a search in a mosque on Sennaya Square, extremist literature and cartridges were found. was opened on the discovery of recognized extremist literature A criminal case . Some media outlets claim to have found drugs.

On the night of June 11-12 in Gorno-Altaisk (Altai Republic), images of a swastika were painted on the building in which the Altai Republican Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation is located at 24 Choros-Gurkina Street. Images of the swastika, spray-painted with black paint, appeared on the walls and door of the building.

a Kyrgyz were detained in the northeastern district of Moscow On June 14, 2009, two Nazi skinheads suspected of attacking . A 20-year-old student from Lyubertsy and a 17-year-old student of the 11th grade of a school in the south-east of Moscow were detained. The young people confessed to the attack, and to the fact that they committed it for nationalistic reasons. A knife was confiscated from them, which, according to experts, was used to stab them.

On June 15, 2009, two residents of Bashkiria were attacked in Lyubertsy near Moscow. One of the victims died on the spot. The second man, 50 years old, was hospitalized. The victims were found by a police patrol near a cafe in Lyubertsy. No robbery reported. Sources Foreigners attacked in Moscow // Radio CITY-FM. 2009. June 15.

On June 14, 2009, in the Rizhsky passage of Moscow, Nazi skinheads attacked a visitor from Kyrgyzstan. Young people, shouting nationalist slogans, stabbed a 24-year-old loader of one of the transport companies with a knife several times. The victim was hospitalized. On the same day the attackers were detained . Sources Two skinheads detained in Moscow // Radio CITY-FM. 2009. June 14.