Russian accusations against Telegram founders for facilitating terrorist activities and issuing international arrests Yours

On 29 July, Russia charged Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, with facilitating terrorist activities and issuing international arrest warrants on the grounds that the application refused to remove the channels and robots allegedly used by the Ukrainian army and extremists to carry out attacks and fraud in Russia. The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB) has placed him on the wanted list, after Telegram had previously been fined a total of over 100 million roubles for related issues, which marked a further escalation of the conflict between the parties。