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In present conditions, the fight against terrorism as one of the most serious challenges to the world community is impossible without joint international efforts, since it has obtained an international, global nature and has become a universal phenomenon. Its growingly increasing internationalization is an unquestionable fact faced by states. The present-day international terrorism represents not only and not just saboteursloners, hijackers and kamikaze killers. It represents powerful international institutions with arming respective to their scale. The events at the end of XX - beginning of XXI century evidence that the present terrorism is able to conduct sabotage- terroristic war, participate in major armed conflicts.
The peculiarities of modern international terrorism are creating a network of international and regional governing authorities to address the problems of planning of terroristic activities, preparations for carrying out specific actions, organization of interaction between separate groups and actual doers. Modern terrorists have set themselves a mission related to the initiation of anti-government sentiments in society for the conquest of power, penetration into public bodies and political, economic and security agencies, establishment of an extensive network of centers and bases for training militants and providing actions in various regions of the world.
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