Alexey Maishev / RIA Novosti / Sputnik / IMAGO / SNA / Scanpix / LETA A demonstration in support of Pavel Durov at the French Embassy in Moscow. August 25, 2024. Telegram founder Pavel Durov was arrested on August 24 after his plane landed in Paris. According to French media reports , Durov likely faces charges for a range of offenses related to his failure to moderate illegal activities on the platform, although so far, French prosecutors have only stated that he is being questioned.

In the office of the gynecologist of the city clinical hospital No. 21 in Ufa, a video surveillance camera was installed, one of the residents of the city who visited a medical institution said. The video with the subscriber’s complaints on August 25 published a local UFA_RB telegram channel. In the video, the woman is outraged that the camera is installed directly opposite the chair where the doctor takes the patients.

On August 26, the France prosecutor’s office officially confirmed information about the detention of the founder of Telegram Pavel Durov. The department for the first time disclosed some details of the criminal investigation, the entrepreneur became the defendant: it has been conducted from July 8 by the Department for Combating Cybercrift in relation to unidentified persons at once under 12 corpus delicti.

The service for creating notes and databases of NOTION will cease to provide access to the platform to users from Russia from September 9, 2024, RBC reports with reference to the service statement. The company said this decision is related to US sanctions. “The US government has introduced restrictions prohibiting access to certain software products and services to any person in Russia.

Is Durov’s position so unusual? We study the experience of Apple, Google and Meta The founder of Telegram Pavel Durov was detained in France on the night of August 25 as part of a criminal investigation under 12 articles. Among them are complicity in drug trafficking, storing child pornography and the distribution of hacker programs. The list allocates a clause on the refusal to provide information at the needs of authorized bodies.

The President of the Federation of the struggle of Dagestan, businessman Omar Murtuzaliev presented a monetary reward to fighters from the republic who participated in the Olympic Games in Paris as part of the national teams of other countries. As reported in the telegram channel of the federation, natives of the Republic of Razmbek Zhamalov, Ahmed Tazhudinov and Magomed Ramazanov, who won the golden wrestling medals for Uzbekistan, Bahrain and Bulgaria, received five million rubles each.

A 29-year-old Russian inmate who was pardoned of murder charges upon joining Wagner Group in 2022 but returned to prison after committing another murder while on leave has signed a new contract with the Russian Defense Ministry and will be released from prison to join the war once again, human rights advocates report. Ivan Rossomakhin was first convicted of murder in 2020, when he was sentenced to 14 years in prison.

The former prisoner Ivan Rossomakhin, who fought in Wagner, who fought in Wagner, who, after returning from the front, killed an 85-year-old resident of the Kirov region and was convicted of this by 23 years in colony, signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and again went to the war in Ukraine. The exemption of the 29-year-old Rossomakhin was informed to relatives of the murdered personnel who was reported to the administration of correctional colony No.

The Investigative Committee actually admitted that the employees of the Chechen law enforcement agencies were taken by force by force Soda Suleimanov from St. Petersburg to Chechnya. This is stated in the message of the SK SOS human rights group, which entered the "Medusa".

Experts of the Kaspersky Lab found a postal spam newsletter in English, in which scammers collect money allegedly to help the founder of Telegram Pavel Durov, detained in France. This was reported on August 26 by Interfax with reference to the company's statement. Spam-mailing on behalf of supposedly human rights organizations began to be sent the day after the first news on the detention of Pavel Durov, the company noted.

The Sunday Times published a report on the evacuation of residents of the Donetsk region due to the advance of the Russian army on Pokrovsk-an important logistic node of the Armed Forces Thomas Peter / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta residents of Pokrovsk during the evacuation that was announced in the city due to the offensive of the Russian troops in the Donetsk region.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow passed an absentee sentence to the former ambassador of Ukraine in Kazakhstan Peter Vrublevsky, finding him guilty under the article on the initiation of hatred or enmity (paragraph “a” of part 2 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code). This evening of August 26 was reported in the Telegram channel by the press service of Moscow courts of general jurisdiction. By a court decision, Vrubblevsky was sentenced to six years in prison.

The charges were still not put forward-but the founder of Telegram is still in custody Albert Gea / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta The France prosecutor’s office on August 26 issued an official press release in connection with the detention of the founder of Telegram Pavel Durov. The department reported that Durov was detained on the evening of August 24 at the Le-Bourg Airport as part of a criminal investigation, which was launched on July 8 by the Cybercrime Council Department.

The authorities converge in only one thing: "In Europe, freedom of speech is clamped" Alexey Maishev / RIA Novosti / satellite / Imago / SNA / Scanpix / Leta Promotion in support of Pavel Durov at the French Embassy in Moscow. August 25, 2024 The Kremlin political block has not yet decided how to respond to Pavel Durov’s detention in Paris.

Kirill Chubotin / SIPA / Scanpix / LETA A Ukrainian solder stands near a monument to Vladimir Lenin in Sudzha, Russia. August 16, 2024. Nearly three weeks into Kyiv’s cross-border offensive, Ukrainian forces control over 366 square miles of Russian territory and 66 settlements, according to Meduza’s latest estimates. While the Ukrainian authorities have stated that the operation aims to create a “buffer zone” to protect against Russian shelling, the incursion’s broader objectives remain unclear.