Russia's FSB Charges Telegram Founder Durov of Facilitating Terrorism
- Russia's Federal Security Service charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with aiding terrorism and issued an international arrest warrant against him for not removing content used by Ukrainian intelligence allegedly facilitating attacks in Russia.
- The FSB accused Telegram channels and services of facilitating terrorist acts that caused casualties and significant financial damages.
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Billionaire gives Moscow the middle finger after being placed on Russia’s most wanted list
The controversial Russian-born founder of the Telegram messaging app has never shied away from the spotlight and claims to have fathered more than 100 children. Now Moscow has charged him with “aiding terrorism”.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov charged by Russia over app's alleged role in Ukrainian spy operations
The FSB also said Durov had been placed on an international wanted list, although it did not specify the legal mechanism through which it would seek his arrest.
Russia has issued international alerts to the chief of the online service Telegram, Pavel Durov, accusing him of "aid to terrorism."
Russia charges Telegram founder with aiding terrorists
The founder of one of the world’s most popular messaging apps is now on Russia’s international most-wanted list — accused of helping Ukraine orchestrate attacks against his own country.
Russia has advertised the French-based chief of the online service Telegram, Pavel Durov, for the international search.
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