On June 23, the director of the Federal Bailiff Service, Artur Parfenchikov, signed a protocol of intent in the field of interaction with the chairman of the Synodal Department of the Moscow Patriarchate for interaction with the Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies, Archpriest Dimitry Smirnov. The goal of cooperation will be “supporting spiritual and moral traditions for the benefit of the Fatherland and strengthening the family.” Bailiffs and clergy will jointly conduct educational work.

On June 24, it became known that in Nizhny Novgorod the construction of a hotel near the temple in the Sormovsky district was suspended. The hotel building will block the temple. According to Aleksey Yanchenko, director of the construction and investment department of the city administration, the owner of the facility, IE Orudzhev, was fined 20,000 rubles.

On June 10, a resident of the Tula region committed a brutal murder. He was arrested at the scene of the crime. As a motive for the murder, the criminal indicated that the murdered man was a Satanist, and he himself, "as a believer, is obliged to fight against the enemies of Christ." At the end of June, the investigation department at the Kaluga Region Prosecutor's Office charged him with premeditated murder. The investigation continues. The man was sent for a medical examination.

On June 10, 2009, a brutal murder of a man was committed in the Kozelsky district of the Kaluga region. The attacker hit the victim several times with a hammer and a file on the head, after which he severed the head from the body with a hacksaw. The killer was arrested at the scene of the crime. It turned out to be a resident of the Tula region.

On June 24, it became known that the Bashneft company, at its own expense, reconstructed a mansion in Ufa and handed it over to the muftiate. The office of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Republic has already opened in the building.

On June 21, 2009, in the village of Irgakly, Stepnovsky District, Stavropol Territory, a mass brawl broke out between Dargins and Nogais. Later, details became known that Sh. Mirzaev, R. Shakhbanov and Sh. Shakhbanov, together with 50 ethnic Dargins, attacked the house where the Nogais lived - R. Tangatova with two small daughters. The attackers shouted racist slurs and demanded the eviction of all Nogais from the village.

On June 23, 2009, in Vladivostok, activists of the "Union of Slavs" (SS) began a multi-day campaign in the city center. An SS propaganda point was set up near the Ussuri cinema and GUM. Activists are distributing leaflets with calls to join the Union of Slavs. Right-wing radicals say that the action will last at least a week.

On June 11, 2009, an indictment was drawn up in the case of the former press secretary of the President of Tatarstan, Mintimer Shaimiev, Irek Murtazin. The case was transferred to the Kirovsky District Court of Kazan. He is charged under part 2 of article 129 (slander), part 1 of article 137 (violation of privacy), paragraph "a" part 2, article 282 (inciting social hatred with the threat of violence, using the media ) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

Ed. Alexander Verkhovsky Summary Manifestations of radical nationalism : Violence : Political activity of far-right groups : Nationalism in public space Opposition to radical nationalism : Criminal prosecution : Other sanctions Illegal anti-extremism : Lawmaking : Prohibition of the NBP and anti-extremist law enforcement : Attacks on freedom of conscience : "Social group" as a repressive tool : Other Applications.

The government of the Moscow region will partially pay for the heating of monasteries near Moscow and parishes of the Russian Orthodox Church. The government approved a procedure for compensating the difference in prices for natural gas supplied to these religious organizations at prices set for industrial enterprises and prices set for the population.

In June 2009, it became known that the prosecutor of the city of Klin issued a warning to Petr Lipatov, editor-in-chief of the Soglasie i Pravda newspaper, for publishing materials inciting hatred. In parallel with this, an investigation is underway in Klin into the publication of nationalist materials in Soglasiya i Pravda. Recall that it was the publication of the publication, according to some reports, that provoked a series of racist attacks in Klin.