(RIA Novosti) - Chief prosecutors, interior and justice ministers from the Group of Eight industrialized nations are meeting in Moscow Thursday to discuss terrorism.
Addressing his G8 colleagues in law-enforcement agencies ahead of a G8 summit in St. Petersburg in mid-July, Russian Interior Minister Rashid Nurgaliyev said terrorists should have no access to Internet resources, reports Trend.
"Terrorists tend to use the global network... for spreading instructions on secrecy, explosives, and weapons," Nurgaliyev said.
Alexander Zvyagintsev, a deputy prosecutor general of Russia, said in turn that prosecutors and the Justice Ministry were ready to foster anti-terrorism cooperation with other G8 countries.