On August 2, 2009, at about 21:00, a mass brawl between paratroopers and natives of Azerbaijan, market traders, took place on the city square in Elektrostal (Moscow region). It is known that about 30 paratroopers aged 23 to 45 participated in the clash. The paratroopers beat the merchants with glass beer bottles. Some of the natives of Azerbaijan used traumatic pistols. By the time the police arrived, most of the participants in the fight had fled.

On August 3, 2009, it became known that the investigative bodies of the Investigative Committee under the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation for the Tyumen Region were investigating a criminal case against a group of Nazi skinheads, including minors. The case is under investigation by the investigators of the Department for the Investigation of Particularly Important Cases.

On August 2, 2009, paratroopers attacked the natives of Azerbaijan in St. Petersburg. The paratroopers drove up to the house on Demyan Bedny Street in a jeep and, after a skirmish and a fight that ensued with the natives of Azerbaijan, fired several shots from the "OSA". numerous witnesses claim that the attack on the house was accompanied by racist insults. After that, the fight stopped, the shooters fled the scene. The victims called an ambulance.

On August 4, 2009, in Zheleznodorozhny (Moscow region), a search was conducted in the apartment of Olga "Matilda" Kasyanenko (former chief of staff of the Red Blitzkrieg group) and her husband Anton "Fly" Mukhachev (close to the "Northern Brotherhood"). Kasyanenko and Mukhachev were taken to the police to testify. Within the framework of what case the search was carried out, it is not clear, right-wing radicals claim that A. Mukhachev is a defendant in the case.

On August 4, 2009, it became known that the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) recognized as violating Part 6 of Art. 5 of the Federal Law "On Advertising" advertising of the company "Avtokresh". The advertisement was developed and placed on the Internet by a private entrepreneur S. Levashov. In February 2009, an advertisement for the Avtokresh company was distributed on the Avto.Ru portal, consisting of two parts.

In April-July 2009, the Levada Center published a series of surveys designed to record the attitudes of Russians in general, and Muscovites in particular, to various social problems. Despite the fact that all these surveys (let us note that they were not interconnected) did not aim to reveal the xenophobic attitudes of the respondents, nevertheless, the theme of rejection of the “Other” constantly appeared in them.

Following the scandal with anti-Semitic books in the education system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs , a scandalous situation developed in connection with the writing activity of one of the employees of the General Staff. In 2009, in Ryazan, the books of Colonel Head of the Department of the Military Academy of the General Staff of Russia Tatyana Gracheva "Invisible Khazaria" (Ryazan: Zerna, 2009, 400 pp.), "Holy Rus' against Khazaria" (Ryazan: Zerna, 2009, 288 page).

On August 3, 2009, VTsIOM published the results of the poll "Tolerance against xenophobia: ethnic sympathies and antipathies of Russians". The survey, in which 1600 people took part, was conducted on June 20-21, 2009 in 140 settlements in 42 regions of Russia. The statistical error does not exceed 3.4%. Respondents were asked two open-ended (i.e., requiring any number of answers) questions: For people of what nationality do you feel the most sympathy?

On August 3, 2009, the Investigative Committee for St. Petersburg completed the investigation of a criminal case against a group of Nazi skinheads who attacked an Azerbaijani citizen in June 2008. The indictment was approved by the Deputy Prosecutor of St. Petersburg against Konstantin Bykov (b. 1989), not working, previously convicted, as well as minors: K. (b. 1991), a student of grade 11; T. (b. 1992), not working and not studying; H. (b. 1991), student of PU.