In February 2014 Pskov The city court issued a ruling on the application of compulsory measures of medical character in relation to Sergei Pchelintsev, who in August 2013 killed Archpriest. Paul Adelheim. February 20th In 2014, the Pskov City Court delivered a verdict in the case of the murder of Archpriest. Pavel Adelheim.

In mid-February 2014, members of the Russian Orthodox Church began collecting signatures under an appeal to the patriarch, advocating a change in church policy and the removal of Fr. Vsevolod Chaplin. Authors of the letter oppose the modern course of the ROC, which, in their opinion, “is full identification with the internal politics of the state, including secular and pagan components.

On February 18, 2014, a cadet of the 2nd year of the University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was shot dead in St. Petersburg. February 18 at about 18.30 metro station "Komendantsky Prospekt" between houses number 2, building 2, on Utochkina street and number 17 on Komendantsky prospect, on the nursery site, the body of a native of Dagestan, a cadet University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs 19-year-old Murad Agamirzoev. The wound to the neck was fatal.

On February 20, 2014, it became known that Jehovah's Witnesses filed an appeal against the decision of the Kurgan City Court, which in January 2014 recognized four religious texts as extremist. Recall that we are talking about the texts "How to achieve happiness in life", "What can people hope for?", "How to develop a close relationship with God" and "What you need to know about God and his meaning. The court accepted the complaint, the date of the hearing has not yet been set.

On February 19, 2014, an announcement appeared on one of the right-wing websites, in which “Russian Liberation movement" took responsibility for the murder of a cadet in St. Petersburg University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Murad Agamirzoev. The ad is written on behalf of "comrades-in-arms" of the organization "Slavic resistance". On one of the sites, unknown people posted an ad on behalf of associates of the nationalist organization Slavic Resistance.

In February 2014, in Syktyvkar (Komi Republic), a student of one of the technical schools was convicted of inciting hatred on the VKontakte social network. In February 2014, the Syktyvkar City Court considered a criminal case against Artem Krulik, a student at one of the capital's technical schools. He was found guilty under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity).