Rosfinmonitoring noted the unwillingness of EU financial intelligence agencies to cooperate in investigations

Despite Rosfinmonitoring's repeated proposals to bring international criminal groups to justice, European counterparts refuse to cooperate, German Neglyad, deputy head of Rosfinmonitoring, told Izvestia.

"Of course, we regret it, because often even in cases where citizens of European countries are victims, and their number is measured in thousands, the authorities of these countries are still unwilling to cooperate for political reasons. They are wasting their bread, which is provided to them by taxpayers, and they are damaging, first of all, the financial security of their countries and their citizens. These are European countries. The situation has not changed significantly," Neglyad told Izvestia.

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