Telegram founder Pavel Durov questioned in Paris over alleged illegal content on the platform
ChainCatcher reports, citing AFP, that Telegram founder Pavel Durov was questioned by a French investigative judge in Paris on Monday regarding allegations that the platform facilitated criminal activities. Since being detained in Paris in 2024, Durov has faced multiple accusations related to organized crime, illegal transactions, and the dissemination of illicit content. Durov has denied all charges and, through his lawyer, stated that he has provided investigators with detailed explanations highlighting the absurdity of these allegations.
Since Durov's arrest, French judicial authorities have noted improved cooperation with Telegram. Durov's lawyer has challenged the constitutionality of the case and has applied to the European Union's highest court for a preliminary ruling.
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