Igor Krasnov, the attorney general of the Federation of <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/central-bank-of-russia-cbr-studies-role-of-crypto-in-financial-sector">Russia</a>, and Bekir Bozdag, the justice minister of Turkey, have agreed on a new, two-year program of departmental cooperation. In the capital of Turkey, the senior authorities convened. According to the source, one of the areas where Russia and Turkey intend to fulfill their responsibilities is the battle against cybercrime, especially situations involving the unlawful usage of <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/cftc-strikes-order-against-fraudulent-cryptocurrency-arbitrage-company">crypto</a> and other <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/abra-global-announces-plans-for-u-s-bank-supporting-digital-assets">digital assets</a>.
<h2>Investigative Procedures in Russia</h2>
The proper judicial and investigative procedures have been built in Russia, according to Krasnov, who also noted that the country is now piloting a digital ruble platform and updating its laws on digital assets.

In addition, Krasnov brought up a draught convention that was last year's UN submission on combating the use of advanced technology in crime. He highlighted that Russia's plan would make a wide variety of behaviors illegal since such technologies are frequently used to propagate extremist beliefs, attempt to change political regimes, and affect the thoughts of ordinary people.
<h2>Exploitation of Cryptocurrency</h2>
Meanwhile, the Russian Prosecutor General claims that Western countries seek to limit the notion of cybersecurity exclusively to a restricted circle of computer crimes, which does not represent the substance of the problem.

As a result of its continuous invasion of neighboring Ukraine, Russia has been subject to increasing sanctions imposed by the West. Its capacity to exploit <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/uk-government-amends-finance-regulatory-bill-to-add-new-crypto-rules">cryptocurrency assets</a> to get beyond the limitations put in place, which have severely restricted Moscow's access to foreign markets and finances, was also a target. Russian authorities, meanwhile, are considering legalizing cryptocurrency settlements in international trade.

Russia and Turkey Will Work Together to Fight Crypto-Related Crime

Russia and Turkey have agreed on a new, two-year program of departmental cooperation, which will see the two countries work together in crypto space.

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Russia and Turkey Will Work Together to Fight Crypto-Related Crime

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