Telegram CEO Pavel Durov appears in Paris court for first time amid criminal investigation
Pavel Durov arrived at the Paris court to be questioned about allegations of involvement in criminal activities facilitated through the app. The post Telegram CEO Pavel Durov appears in Paris court for first time amid cr...
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Pavel Durov arrived at the Paris court to be questioned about allegations of involvement in criminal activities facilitated through the app.
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