On June 18, 2024, a 20-year-old citizen of Tajikistan entered a church in Yuzhnoye Butovo in Moscow and extinguished the candles on the kanun (a place where candles are placed in memory of the dead). The Investigative Committee believes that the man did this in order to insult the feelings of Orthodox Christians. After this, he “used violence against a parishioner of this church.” It is not reported what the violence consisted of.

On June 17, 2024, a Moscow metro passenger began filming two female passengers in niqabs who had arrived from Dagestan without permission. When he approached the girls closely, they asked him why he was doing this.

Kristina Lyubashenko was found guilty under paragraphs “b” and “d” of Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code and Part 2 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code. On June 17, 2024, the 2nd Western District Military Court sentenced Ukrainian citizen Kristina Lyubashenko to 12 years in prison.

On June 18, 2024, the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center published the results of a study on the construction of Orthodox churches. 77% of respondents believe that there are enough Orthodox churches in their city/town, 10% are sure that there are even too many churches. 8% of respondents believe that the number of churches is insufficient, the rest found it difficult to answer.

The case against Sergei Solovyov involves two episodes under Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code. On June 17, 2024, the Vologda City Court registered a criminal case against local resident Sergei Solovyov. He is accused of two episodes under Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code (repeated discrediting of the use of the Russian armed forces). The details of the criminal case against Solovyov are unknown.

Former members of the banned neo-Nazi group "Combat Terrorist Organization" (BTO) Andrei Romanov , Denis Burakov and Roman Orlov have been sentenced to additional terms. On June 18, 2024, it became known that the Moscow District Court of St. Petersburg issued a verdict in the criminal case of three former members of the banned neo-Nazi group "Combat Terrorist Organization" (BTO): Andrei Romanov, Denis Burakov (Kharchev) and Roman Orlov.

On June 18, 2024, it became known that residents of a building on Sakhalinskaya Street in Vladivostok opposed the opening of a Muslim prayer house on the site of a store next to the building. In the extension where the store used to be, local entrepreneurs decided to open a house of worship without coordinating these plans with the residents.

38-year-old Ranis Gaisin was found guilty of displaying Nazi symbols. On June 18, 2024, the Preobrazhensky District Court of Moscow arrested the leader of the 2RBINA 2RISTA group Ranis Gaisin for 10 days. He was found guilty under Part 1 of Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (public display of symbols of a banned organization).

On June 19, 2024, the Federal List of Extremist Materials was updated. The list was supplemented by the song "Columbine" by the group "Dead Faith".

One of the participants in the seizure of the pretrial detention center in Rostov, Daniil Kamnev, was previously a Nazi skinhead. He was sentenced to imprisonment. In prison, he converted to Islam and after his release, together with his friend Sabilya Mamedova, planned to blow up the Ministry of Internal Affairs department in Kislovodsk in 2021.

On June 17, 2024, Mikhail Shendakov was detained in the Moscow metro. He was probably sent for compulsory treatment. On June 17, 2024, retired colonel Mikhail Shendakov was detained in the Moscow metro. In June 2023, the Krasnogorsk City Court ruled to send Shendakov for compulsory treatment in a psychiatric hospital, but instead the retired colonel was sent to a penal colony.

On June 19, it became known that a case had been opened under paragraph “b” of Part 4 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code (illegal obstruction of the activities of religious organizations or the conduct of religious services, other religious rites and ceremonies, committed with the use of violence) against a 20-year-old citizen of Tajikistan. The day before, he blew out candles in a church in the south of Moscow and used violence against a parishioner of the church.

On June 18, 2024, the Slavyansk City Court of the Krasnodar Territory rejected the claim of the Slavyansk-on-Kuban administration to demolish the Pokrovsky-Tikhonovsky Church of the Russian Orthodox Church (RosOC) as an illegal building. The court found that the building was built legally. “The defendant provided a building permit,” the court said.