FSB Charges Telegram Founder Durov With Aiding Terror And Fraud

Russian FSB seeks arrest of Pavel Durov for alleged failure to block channels aiding sabotage, terrorism, and fraud in Russia, placing him on a global wanted list.

Woofun AI reports that the Russian Federal Security Service issued a statement seeking the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov. Authorities accuse Durov of criminal charges for assisting terrorist activities by failing to remove channels used for plotting sabotage, murder, and online fraud within Russia. The FSB claims these actions resulted in significant casualties and billions of dollars in property damage. Durov has been placed on a global wanted list under the Russian Criminal Code, though his name does not appear in the International Criminal Police Organization's public database. Ukraine has not commented on the allegations, and international cooperation status remains unclear.