Telegram CEO Pavel Durov On Global Wanted List; Russia Accuses Founder Of Aiding Ukrainian Terror

Russia's FSB has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorism, alleging the app was used by Ukrainian intelligence to recruit Russians for attacks. Consequently, Durov is now on a global wanted list with an international arrest warrant issued. These developments occur while a separate legal case in France remains open. The charges specifically link the platform's operations to the support of terrorist activities as reported by the FSB and Reuters via Ifax.