December 8, 2010 In the Moscow region was brought to court case murder _ near Voskresensky, a native of Uzbekistan, 38-year-old Zufar Kalmetiev, in December 2009. Investigation of a criminal case against three 17-year-olds students of educational institutions near Moscow and 18-year-old Denis Tkachenko studied Moscow Interregional Investigation Department for Transport of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation. The indictment was approved under part 2 Art.

On December 7, 2010, on the air of Echo-Moscow, a discussion took place on the topic “How many mosques do you need in Russia?”, In which Mufti of the Perm Territory Mukhamedgali-Khazrat Khuzin and Islamic scholar Roman Silantyev took part.

On December 7, 2010, a meeting of the Coordinating Council on the issues of spiritual and moral education of citizens was held in Tula. The meeting was attended by the governor of the Tula region Vyacheslav Dudka, Metropolitan of Tula and Belevsky Alexy, rectors of universities, representatives of the Tula diocese. The head of the region spoke out in support of the joint work of the state and the Church in the spiritual and moral education of young people.

On December 8, 2010, the founding conference of the Russian Association of Islamic Accord (RAIS) was held in Moscow. The structure of the created organization included the heads of the spiritual departments of the Stavropol and Perm Territories, Mordovia, the Urals and the Ryazan Region. The new structure was headed by Mufti of the Stavropol Territory Muhammad Rakhimov.

On December 7, 2010, the Central District Court of the city of Tula returned to the prosecutor's office Central district of the city criminal case against a local DPNI activist, owner of the Tula-press store Nina Zenkova "to remove obstacles to its consideration by the court." N. Zenkova is charged under part 1. Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity). The decision has not entered into force.

At first, I was upset for a long time about what Russia received the right to host the World Cup.

On December 7, 2010, in the village of Rodniki, Kaliningrad Region, a document was signed between the Russian Orthodox Church and the property agency on the transfer of the Arnau church to the ownership of the Russian Orthodox Church. The Historical and Art Museum, which was previously located in the church building, concluded a cooperation agreement with the Russian Orthodox Church (in particular, exhibitions are planned to be held in the building).

On the evening of December 6, 2010 in Moscow, as a result of a mass brawl with the use of traumatic weapons between a group in which there were football fans of Spartak, and a group of Caucasian youth, a member of the "Phratry", the largest and most influential Spartak "firm" died, Egor Sviridov ("Gray"). Can assume that he was not an ordinary member of the organization, tk.