Why has transnational organized crime been so difficult for law enforcement agencies to address in Russia as late as the 1990s?

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All of the choices are correct. The absence of laws against organized crime, the lack of criminal penalties for phony businesses and fictitious bankruptcies, and the insufficient financial and social support for law enforcement agencies have made it difficult for them to address transnational organized crime in Russia until the 1990s.

Why Has Transnational Organized Crime Been So Difficult for Law