In October 2010, a new round of conflict between Armenian and Azerbaijani youth was prevented in Tyumen, which began after an Armenian student came to one of the schools in the city in a T-shirt with the inscription "Our Karabakh". Thanks to the efforts made by law enforcement agencies, another clash between Armenians and Azerbaijanis was prevented: we recall that the first clash ended with a bullet wound for one of the participants.

On the night of October 7, 2010 in Barnal (Altai krai) at the intersection of Depovskaya and the Union of Republics streets of the city, anti-Semitic and racist inscriptions made in black and red paint appeared on the roller shutters and the wall of the building of the “Jewish Community of the City of Barnaul”. The Investigative Committee of the RF Investigative Committee for the Altai Territory initiated a criminal case on part 1 of Art.

Since the beginning of 2010, 55 crimes of an extremist nature have been identified in the Sverdlovsk region. This is 10% of those identified throughout Russia (548O). (Which crimes are “crimes of an extremist nature”, according to the order of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation “On the organization of prosecutorial supervision over the implementation of legislation on countering extremist activities” dated November 19, 2009, see here ).

In September 2010 in the Georgievsky district of the Stavropol region was prosecuted for a racist attack. Unfortunately, no details of the incident is unknown, it is only known that a local resident of 1975 is involved in the case d.o.b., suspected of beatings and threats of murder, committed on motive of national hatred (paragraph b of part 2 of article 116 and part 2 of article 119). Sources Official site of the Stavropol Regional Court.

In October 2010, a conflict broke out between Armenian and Azerbaijani youth in Tyumen. It began with a skirmish in one of the schools in the city, where an Armenian student came in a T-shirt with the inscription "Our Karabakh", which caused dissatisfaction among Azerbaijani students. As a result, the young people agreed to meet after school and "show things off." What exactly happened at that meeting, we, unfortunately, do not know.

October 5, 2010 to the Moscow City Court delivered a verdict in the case of neo-Nazi Rodnovers David Bashelutskov, Stanislav Lukhmyrin and Yevgenia Zhikhoreva, who were accused of a series of murders, attempted murders and organizing bombings. According to the totality of the sentences of E. Zhikhoreva (previously convicted in the case of another group of neo-Nazis) was sentenced to 8 years of imprisonment with serving a sentence in a penal colony.

On October 6, 2010 it became known that the Main Department of the Ministry of Justice for the Perm Territory registered the first general educational Muslim gymnasium in the region. Founder of a non-state educational institution "Muslim Gymnasium "Mansuriya"" Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Perm Territory (Perm Muftiate). The director of the gymnasium emphasized that for those who profess Islam, all Muslim rites will be observed in the school.

The Norwegian authorities refused to grant political asylum to the participant of the ultimate martial arts tournament Vyacheslav Datsik (Red Tarzan) and began preparing his extradition to Russia. This was stated on October 7, 2010 by Eivinn Nurgaren, a representative of the Oslo Police Department for Combating Organized Crime. The Norwegian police noted that they became aware that V. Datsik was planning the murders of employees of the Russian Embassy in Oslo and local Muslims.

On October 6, 2010, it became known that the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation removed from its official website a document on the suspension of the activities of the All-Russian public organization "Russian Jewish Congress" (OOO REK). On the same day, the congress of REC LLC adopted changes to the charter of the organization, eliminated the last remarks of the Ministry of Justice to it and brought the Charter of REC LLC to compliance with applicable law.

On October 6, 2010, fans of the North Caucasian football teams (Terek, Alania, Spartak-Nalchik, Anji) made anti-racist statements. “ We want the arenas of Russian stadiums were free from manifestations of aggression towards the opponent, from manifestations fascism, nationalism, confessional intolerance ,” said the fans Nalchik Spartak.