On June 18, the missionary department of the Moscow Theological Academy (MDA) disrupted the Sahaji Yoga event planned in Sergiev Posad, timed to coincide with the 20th anniversary of this organization. The missionary department appealed to the mayor's office with a request to ban the performance. Students of theological schools handed out leaflets about the dangers of "sectarians" and entered into an "open discussion" with the audience. As a result, the event did not take place.

On June 22, 2009, the Dzerzhinsky Court of St. Petersburg delivered a verdict in the case of Nikolai Andrushchenko, a journalist with the Novy Peterburg newspaper. He was fined 20 thousand rubles. In addition, the court sentenced him to one year of imprisonment conditionally, but released him from punishment due to the statute of limitations. Andrushchenko was found guilty of insulting employees of the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office (Article 319 of the Criminal Code).

On June 18, 2009, the Leninsky District Court of Vladivostok recognized as extremist the materials "Attack of Skins in Vladivostok", "The Skinhead Bible" by Nikola Korolev and comments to them posted on the website of the "Union of Slavs". Also, 10 magazines "National Socialist", propaganda leaflets of the Primorsky regional legal public organization "Union of Slavs", CDs of the "25 region" group were recognized as extremist.

On June 22, 2009, it became known that the criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 282 (inciting social hatred) in relation to the activist of the movement "Defense" Dmitry Solovyov was returned by the prosecutor's office for additional investigation. Recall that earlier it was reported that the preliminary investigation of the case was completed . The investigator must eliminate the violations by July 15.

On June 20, 2009, 21-year-old Elena Druzhinina, who works as a training instructor at McDonald's, was detained in Moscow after posting a "guide on street terror" on an Internet blog. A criminal case was initiated against the suspect under Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (inciting ethnic hatred). The police reported that the involvement of the detainee in the placement of the "allowance for street terror" on the network raises no doubts in the investigation.

On June 19, public hearings were held in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on the allocation of a site for the construction of a lecture hall for Jehovah's Witnesses. 411 people took part in the hearings, of which only three spoke in favor.

On June 22, 2009, in the park of 40 Years of October in the village of the Verkhnebakansky city of Novorossiysk, several people in masks, shouting xenophobic phrases, beat the natives of Armenia with various wooden and metal objects. In addition, the attackers damaged the cars of the victims. This became known in February 2012 from the news about the transfer of the case against the attackers to the court.

May 30, 2009 in Vladivostok, on the street. Admiral Kuznetsov, 4 men in black tracksuits, apparently 20-25 years old, attacked a Vietnamese citizen. The Vietnamese died from numerous multiple stab wounds. No robbery reported. The attackers fled the scene. The case is under investigation in ORCH-6 of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the PC. Autopatrol // GTRK-Vladivostok. 2009. June 2.

In Kirovsk (Leningrad region), after the intervention of the prosecutor's office, an "extremist inscription" was eliminated from the wall of a house. Employees of the prosecutor's office in Kirovsk on the end wall of a residential building, on the street. Pushkin, they found an inscription "aimed at inciting national enmity and hatred" written in black ink.

At the end of May 2009 in Vladivostok, unknown people threw a false fan into the apartment. A fire started and one person was injured. An investigation is underway. Under one version, the attack was motivated by ethnic hatred. Autopatrol // GTRK-Vladivostok. 2009. June 1st.

In the first decade of June 2009 in Vladivostok there were at least 5 attacks on people with a pronounced non-Slavic (Asian) appearance. All attacks were committed during the day, on crowded streets - a group of 5-6 people ran up to the victim from the crowd, they looked 20-25 years old, in black jackets with hoods, inflicted 20-30 stab wounds and fled. Fortunately, the victims survived. Glagoleva T. In Vladivostok, unknown people massacre guest workers.

On June 21, 2009, in the south-east of Moscow at 0:15 a.m. near the house 18/10 on Saratovskaya street (metro station "Tekstilshchiki"), several people attacked a Nigerian citizen born in 1983. Attack a Nigerian from behind while talking on a cell phone. The foreigner was stabbed several times in the back, chest and stomach and shot at. The attackers fled the scene. A native of Nigeria managed to get home, his sister called an ambulance. The victim was hospitalized in critical condition.