Issues of Interdepartmental Cooperation on the Prevention of Extremism and Terrorism

The purpose of this study is to study the impact of interdepartmental cooperation on the prevention of extremism and terrorism. Today in Russia there is a complex criminological situation, there are new threats from the criminal world, new types of crimes. There is also an increase in the level of the terrorist threat. Terrorist acts, as a rule, have serious consequences. Groups are not only gradually expanding the geography of their activity, but are also active on the Internet. They attract new members, hire fighters, receive funding, cooperate with cells located in different parts of the world. All this can be done remotely, which makes it difficult to identify and catch criminals.

The objectives of the study are to analyze ways to improve interdepartmental cooperation on the prevention and prevention of extremist and terrorist activities.

The environment in which extremist movements exist is actively merging with terrorist activities. Extremists receive funding from terrorist organizations, follow their instructions, can act both inside the country and harm while abroad. From this it can be concluded that the higher the social tension, the more active radical groups begin to act. The fight against them is one of the most strategically important tasks for the law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation. In addition, due to the joint work of different departments and the purposeful work of the Center for Countering Extremism, it is possible to significantly improve the operational situation concerning public safety. The joint work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and other departments, timely and competent response to dangerous manifestations of extremism and terrorism will allow, if not to completely eliminate these phenomena, then significantly reduce their activity, normalize public safety in the country. At the same time, the economic, political and social situation also plays an important role, therefore, joint efforts to combat extremism and terrorism should be taken not only by law enforcement agencies, but also by the country's leadership as a whole, eliminating the reasons why radical currents appear.