Ukraine will establish a list of terrorist organizations.

President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a law regarding the formation and maintenance of a list of terrorist organizations. This was reported on Tuesday, January 7, on the law's card on the parliament's website.   The Anti-Terrorist Center under the SBU will add terrorist organizations/groups operating in Ukraine or abroad that pose a threat to our national security to the list.   This process will occur regardless of whether these entities have a legal status or are registered with authorized bodies in Ukraine or foreign states.   The timeframe for this is set at three to 15 working days based on the conclusion of the Anti-Terrorist Center under the Security Service of Ukraine, coordinated with relevant intelligence and state authorities of Ukraine.   The bill was voted on in the second reading and received support from a total of 282 deputies of the Verkhovna Rada on December 18, 2024.   On December 19, the document was sent for the signature of the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk. He returned it with his signature on December 23.   On the same day, the future law was forwarded to the President of the country. Zelensky signed it on January 7, 2025.   Earlier, it was reported that the Russian Federation is recruiting Ukrainian teenagers for "bomb threat" messages.