Abstract
The article presents new risks of financing terrorism using cryptocurrencies and other virtual assets in the EAG and CIS countries. Based on an in-depth analysis of law enforcement practice and the specifics of the cultural and national diversity of the EAG and CIS states, the author provides relevant ways of financing terrorism that require adequate counteraction.
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