September 24, 2010 newspaper "Vedomosti" appealed to the Tagansky District Court of Moscow with a claim for recognition as illegal warning extremist activity issued by Roskomnadzor in June 2010. Recall that the warning was issued for Maya's article Kucherskaya "Eternal values. Failure of communication". In the text complaint states that, taking into account the clarifications of the Plenum of the RF Armed Forces dated 06/15/2010 No.

On September 21, 2010, in Moscow, on the territory of the Historical Mosque, unknown people tried to set fire to it. Eyewitnesses say the attackers were wearing hoods. Molotov cocktails were thrown at the shop building. The store suffered minor damage. "Interfax" suggests that the attackers were Muslims who disagree with the line of the Spiritual Board of Muslims of the European part of Russia and the Council of Muftis.

On September 15, 2010, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Omsk recognized as extremist a leaflet under titled "Third Capital", special issue. "Chronicles of a diving mayor . " Recall that the leaflet was published without imprint in the form of an imitation numbers of the local newspaper "Third Capital".

In September 2010, in the Stavropol Territory, a a criminal case on inciting ethnic hatred (Part 1, Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). A resident of the village of Demino is suspected of being in July 2010, while in a public place, shouted insults at ethnic Russians, and threatened to crack down on the Russian population of Stavropol.

On August 18, 2010, at the request of Uzbekistan, a refugee from this country, Bobirjon Tukhtamurodov, was arrested in Novosibirsk. The representative of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation said that the decision on extradition would be made by the Prosecutor General's Office in Moscow. The Uzbek authorities insist that he is a religious extremist and is part of a group that spreads the teachings of Said Nursi. B.

On September 4, 2010, it became known that an initiative group of residents of the Tekstilshchiki district in Moscow filed 1,834 signatures on 195 signature sheets against the construction of a mosque to the prefecture of the SEAD of the capital. By October 27, 6536 signatures had already been collected. Recall that in the action about 500 people took part against this construction, which took place on September 11. Far-right activists were present among the participants and organizers.