On July 9, 2009, the Chita Regional Court decided to terminate the activities of the Russkoe Zabaikalye newspaper (editor-in-chief and founder Alexander Yaremenko) for the repeated publication of extremist materials. The lawsuit to close the newspaper, which is the organ of the local branch of the Union of the Russian People, was initiated by the deputy prosecutor of the Trans-Baikal Territory.

On the night of July 17, 2009, in Trubchevsk (Bryansk region), near the entrance of a residential building, a drunken 16-year-old Alexander V., armed with a stick, began to call on the intercom to the apartment of Azerbaijani citizen Gurbanov and demand that the tenant go outside. At the same time, the young man claimed that he was a Nazi skinhead and a Russian nationalist and "experiences hatred towards persons of other nationalities .

In July 2009, it became known about the results of the consideration of the cassation complaint of a gang that had committed a series of crimes in the Novosibirsk region, in particular, a series of attacks on gypsy houses in Iskitim in 2004-2005.

On July 15, 2009, in Saratov, during an OMON raid at an anti-fascist concert in the Kanyon club, two journalists were detained and taken to the center for combating extremism at the regional police department, who are now accused of attacking police officers. Correspondent of the newspaper "New Times" Sergei Petunin and editor-in-chief of the news agency "Vzglyad-info" Nikolai Lykov witnessed a mass check of documents of the concert visitors.

In the first half of July 2009, the Jewish Community Center in Ryazan was attacked twice by vandals. First, a swastika was painted on the door of the building in which the center is located. And some time later, on July 13, a sign with the name of the organization was torn down from the wall.

In mid-July 2009, neo-Nazis began to threaten Konstantin Baranov, leader of the Rostov regional branch of the All-Russian youth public charitable organization Young Europe, who began to receive threatening calls and letters. The website of the Young Europe group on the VKontakte social network was also subjected to spam attacks by Nazi skinheads.

In the early morning of July 17, 2009, a black man was attacked near one of the metro stations in Moscow. He was entering the subway when he was hit on the head from behind, and he lost consciousness. A group of three or four people began to beat the man. Two more people who witnessed the beating called an ambulance, and the victim was hospitalized. The man suffered injuries to his chest, ribs and face.

On July 6, 2009, the Federal List of Extremist Materials was once again updated on the website of the Ministry of Justice of Russia - it included paragraphs. 387-389.

On July 14, 2009, the Moscow Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee under the Russian Prosecutor's Office filed new charges against a group of neo-Nazis detained in January 2009 on suspicion of a series of attacks and explosions. are involved in the case . Recall that David Bashelutskov, Stanislav Lukhmyrin and Evgenia Zhikhareva (who is also a defendant in another case of neo-Nazis) Initially, D. Bashelutskov and S.