Britain wants to strengthen financial intelligence in the South Caucasus and Central Asia
Britain intends to strengthen financial intelligence in the South Caucasus and Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, due to the circumvention of sanctions against Russia, writes Intelligence Online, a publication related to the French special services.
The British government intends to strengthen cooperation with the financial intelligence services of the countries of the South Caucasus and Central Asia due to the risk of circumventing sanctions against Russia. About this to the French intelligence services Associated Press Intelligence Online .
It is noted that the delegation of the Department of Sanctions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Great Britain will visit Georgia, Armenia and Uzbekistan and meet with the representatives of the financial intelligence agencies.
The goal is to activate the work of these services, including strengthening control over compliance with sanctions against Russia, the report says.
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