On November 23, 2009, it became known that an indictment had been approved in Yekaterinburg in the case of the neo-Nazi group Volkssturm. The case has been taken to court. According to investigators, 9 residents of Yekaterinburg, born in 1988-1990, in 2006 formed a group under the leadership of R., born in 1989. Members of the group attacked people with non-Slavic appearance, wearing gauze bandages, scarves and scarves, including those with the symbols of sports clubs.

On November 22, it became known that in Kaliningrad, at the cemetery located on Prospekt Mira, vandals desecrated several graves. Metal plaques were torn off the monuments, metal fences were damaged and partially stolen. An investigation is underway. Sources Kaliningrad cemetery was raided by vandals // Klops.ru. 2009. November 23.

On November 23, 2009, the Supreme Court did not satisfy the defense appeal against the verdict of a native of Kabardino-Balkaria, Alim Azhagoev, who was convicted in the case of the murder of Olympic cycling champion Dmitry Nelyubin on New Year's Eve 2005, whom the attackers mistook for a Nazi skinhead. Azhagoev's sentence was left unchanged. Let us recall that in September 2009, the St. Petersburg City Court, based on a guilty verdict by the jury, issued a guilty verdict in this case .

On November 22, in Moscow, at the monument to Griboyedov, a picket was held against alcoholism and drug addiction, held by a brotherhood in the name of the Hieromartyr Metropolitan Vladimir of Kyiv and Galitsky. The event was also attended by the Orthodox community of Moscow and representatives of the Russian National Union and the Union of the Russian People.

On November 21, 2009, it became known that in Ufa (Republic of Bashkortostan) an investigation into the case of beating a citizen of the Republic of Chad was completed. Three suspects were charged under paragraph "b" part 2 of Art. 116 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (beatings inflicted on motives of racial hatred). The criminal case was sent to the prosecutor's office for approval of the indictment.

On the night of November 22, inscriptions offensive to Muslims appeared on the Kirov mosque. Unknown people left the inscriptions “Glory to Rus'!” on the southwestern wall of the mosque. and "Russia!" and painted an image of a cross. Mufti Kamaluddin Gabdunnur said that not so long ago a swastika was already painted on the wall of the mosque. The mufti filed a complaint about this with law enforcement agencies, but the perpetrators were not found.

On the night of November 22, 2009, neo-Nazi graffiti appeared on the mosque in Kirov. On the southwestern wall of the temple were left inscriptions "Glory to Rus'!" and "RoSSiya!" and an image of a cross. According to the mufti of the Kamaluddin Gabdunnur mosque, not so long ago a swastika was already painted on the wall of the temple, and the mufti filed a complaint with the police about this. Also, the image of the swastika appeared on the temple a year ago. Sources Ohayzina L.