In March 2010, in one of the districts of Petrozavodsk (Republic of Karelia), images of the swastika appeared on the houses. Large images of the swastika appeared on Nikolai Repnikov Street. Sources In Petrozavodsk, a swastika appears on the walls of houses // Nika-Media. 2010. March 12.

In February-March 2010, in Chelyabinsk, an image of a swastika appeared on one of the residential blocks of flats on Komsomolsky Prospekt. This became known from the news about the presentation of the submission of the management company "Alternative Housing Company". Sources Bystrova M. The prosecutor's office forced the management company to destroy the swastika // Chelyabinsk.Ru. 2010. March 12.

In February 2010, two Baptists were beaten in the village of Obor (Khabarovsk Territory). The head of the administration of the Oborsky rural settlement, Sergei Borisov, and four local residents broke into the house where the Baptist meeting was taking place and demanded Yevgeny Gudym, deacon of the Khabarovsk Baptist Church and Pastor Grigory Andreyanov, to drive with them to S. Borisov's personal office. When the Baptists refused, they were forced into a car and beaten.

On March 12, traffic police officers detained a Gazel car driven by Jehovah's Witness Yury Gusev at the 81st kilometer of the Ryazan Highway. As the reason for the detention, they called "checking the transportation of extremist literature." Yu. Gusev was transporting religious literature, but, according to Credo.ru , it is not included in the Federal List of Extremist Literature.

On March 11, several Christian and community organizations announced their intention to carry out social work together during 2010, which they declared the Year of the Homeless. Representatives of the Catholic "Caritas Help for the Homeless", the Orthodox service "Mercy", the Orthodox people's movement "Kursk Station. Homeless Children", the international movement to help the homeless "Friends on the Street" (working on the basis of the experience of the Community of St.

Bailiffs of Komi, by decision of the Knyazhpogost District Court, suspended the activities of the Exaltation of the Cross Convent in the village of Kyltovo. The basis for this decision was the violations identified by the State Fire Supervision Service during a routine inspection. The court ruling lists 23 points of violations in the buildings of the monastery, the nursing building and the warehouse.

In March 2010, the Chelyabinsk prosecutor's office filed a motion with the director of the Alternative Housing Company to remove images of the swastika from one of her sponsored houses . After that, the image of the swastika was destroyed, and two officials were brought to disciplinary responsibility. Sources Bystrova M. The prosecutor's office forced the management company to destroy the swastika // Chelyabinsk.Ru. 2010. March 12.

In March 2010, a criminal case was initiated in the Ryazan region under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of hatred or enmity, using the mass media) on the fact of the publication of two articles in the newspaper Vechernyaya Ryazan. In the issues of the newspaper "Vechernyaya Ryazan" (No. 16 of April 23, 2009 and No.

On March 11, 2010, it became known that at the end of February 2010 in Moscow, in the Solntsevo district, three teenagers were detained, suspected of a series of arsons of stalls in several Moscow markets (according to other sources, the teenagers were detained on the night of March 11, 2010 G.). The detainees are suspected of setting fire to tents belonging to people of non-Slavic appearance. Two of them have already been charged under Art.

On March 12, the Magistrate's Court of Judicial District No. 216 of the Tuapse District of the Krasnodar Territory considered cases of an administrative offense against Sevak Mesropyan and Artem Zograbyan, who were detained on March 11. They were transporting in the trunk of a car the literature of Jehovah's Witnesses ordered by S. Mesropyan by mail for personal use. According to the recipient, he did not know that these books were included in the Federal List of Extremist Literature.

On March 12, 2010, it became known that in Moscow in connection with the murder of Turkmen citizen Maksat Evyev. three suspects were detained Among the detainees were Vladimir Gurbanov, born in 1983, Nikolai Kzmishchev, born in 1976, and Yuriy Lyashchenko, born in 1985. The detainees admitted that they had committed the murder of a foreigner for racist reasons. They were searched.

On February 28, during the service in the church of St. George of the Evangelical Lutheran Church (Augsburg Confession) of Kaluga, 11 armed policemen with dogs entered and blocked the entrance. They told those present at the temple that "there was a signal that terrorists were gathering here and distributing terrorist literature." After a while, three more policemen arrived. The priests decided not to interrupt the service. One of the policemen was filming the service.

In March 2010, it became known about an attempt to seize the temple of the True Orthodox Church (TOC) in the village of Poselki, Kuznetsovsky district, Penza region. Temple in the name of St. Demetrius of Thessalonica, the parishioners began to restore in 1989. Since 1990, the rector of the temple, priest Gennady Varlamov, began to conduct divine services in it.