Durov, 'I'm a terrorist for Moscow because I refused the requests for censorship'
"Russian officials are obviously confused about who can forbid access to the Internet," concludes the Russian billionaire, who has lived abroad since 14.
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According to Russian law, I was forbidden to 'publish information on the Internet', Durov still writes on his Telegram channel. Pavel Durov, founder of the messaging platform, told the announcement of the Moscow authorities that he had placed it on the list of wanted people on the charge of "facilitation of terrorist activities".
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According to Russian law, I was forbidden to 'publish information on the Internet', Durov still writes on his Telegram channel.
according to ANSA - Mondo +1Pavel Durov, founder of the messaging platform, told the announcement of the Moscow authorities that he had placed it on the list of wanted people on the charge of "facilitation of terrorist activities".
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