Russia Accuses Telegram Founder Durov of Aiding Terrorism
The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB) is accusing Pavel Durov, founder of the Telegram app, of aiding terrorism. According to the FSB, this messenger has failed to remove accounts and channels used for recruitment by the Ukrainian secret service.

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