One of the founders of the movement "Russian image" Ilya Goryachev (born 1982), detained in May 2013 in Serbia At the request of Moscow, he cut his veins in the cell. This was stated on January 27, 2014 by the nationalist's lawyer Mark Feigin. “ Goryachev cut his veins in response to the threat of Caucasian inmates. After that, he was immediately transferred to another cell ,” the lawyer wrote.

In the south-east of Moscow, a rally was held against the construction of an Orthodox church in the park. On January 25, 2014 another action took place in Moscow protest against the construction of a church in the park on Fyodor Poletaev (vl.15). IN The event was attended by about 200 people, residents of the surrounding houses. They emphasized that they were not against the Church, but in defense of the park.

On January 24, 2014, Andrey was detained in Krasnoyarsk on suspicion of organizing the activities of the banned religious association "Nurdzhular" Dedkov. According to the investigation, which is conducting the case, excited by hh. 1 and 2 Art.

On January24th, 2014, Muslims in Moscowwere outraged at the distribution of an official warning from the FSB, whichdescribed mosques as places of gathering for terrorists, and that “earnestprayer” was an identifiable behavior of suicide bombers. Quotes fromthe document, taken from RussiaToday’s website ,include the following: “Suicide bombers can be distinguished in mosques bytheir more exalted behavior, close to meditation, by a deeper immersion intoreligious ecstasy.

On January 27, 2014, in the city of Mirny, Arkhangelsk Region, 42-year-old Alexander Mikhailyants was convicted for posting anti-Caucasian pictures and comments on the social network VKontakte. He was found guilty under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (actions aimed at inciting hatred, as well as humiliating the dignity of a group of persons on the basis of race, nationality and origin, committed in public), Part 1 of Art.

25 January 2014 in Tula, near Zelenstroy, neo-Nazis attacked a group anti-fascists. The banner was taken away from the anti-fascists. The assailants allegedly are far-right Arsenal fans from the Canoneers. On January 28, Tula anti-fascists circulated a letter refuting this report. According to the message, there was no attack, and the anti-fascists of this region is not used. And the news of the attack is a provocation. Sources Based on social media.