Оросын холбооны аюулгүй байдлын алба (ФСБ) террорист үйл ажиллагааг дэмжсэн хэрэгт сэжиглэн Павел Дуровыг баривчлах зөвшөөрөл гаргажээ.
ФСБ-ийн мэдэгдэлд дурдсанаар, Telegram платформ нь Украины тагнуулын алба болон хэт даврагч бүлэглэлүүдийн хорлон сүйтгэх ажиллагаа, кибер залилан, зэвсэгт халдлагыг зохион байгуулахад ашиглагдаж буй контентыг устгаагүй гэж буруутгаж байна. Энэхүү хэрэгт 15 хүртэлх жилийн хорих ял оноох боломжтой юм.
Дуров энэхүү мэдээлэлд хариу болгон өөрийн байр сууриа илэрхийлсэн байна. Тэрээр Оросын эрх баригчдыг Telegram-ийг бүрмөсөн хаах зорилгоор хуурамч үндэслэл бүрдүүлж байна хэмээн мэдэгджээ.
Оросын зохицуулагч байгууллага болох Роскомнадзор сүүлийн саруудад Telegram-ийн үйл ажиллагаанд хязгаарлалт тогтоож, татаж авах хурдыг удаашруулан, видео болон дуут дуудлагыг хаах арга хэмжээ авсан. Одоогийн байдлаар Орост 90 сая орчим хэрэглэгчтэй тус платформыг VPN ашиглахгүйгээр хэрэглэхэд хүндрэлтэй болоод байна.
Павел Дуров нь 2014 онд VKontakte сүлжээний сөрөг хүчний бүлгүүдийн хуудсыг устгах шаардлагаас татгалзсаны улмаас Оросыг орхин явсан түүхтэй. Түүнчлэн тэрээр Францын хууль сахиулах байгууллагуудад хууль бус контентыг устгах тал дээр хамтран ажиллаагүй гэх үндэслэлээр 2024 оны наймдугаар сард Францад баривчлагдаж, улмаар яллагдагчаар татагдан, дараа нь суллагдсан байна.
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Russia‘s FSB security serviceannouncedWednesday that it had issued a warrant for the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov on charges of facilitating terrorist activities.
The FSB said the charges stemmed from Telegram’s alleged failure to remove content used by Ukrainian intelligence services and “extremist” groups to coordinate sabotage, cyber fraud and armed attacks inside Russia.
Telegram’s official account on Xresponded to Russia’s arrest warrant for Durov by posting a photo of the Telegram founder giving the middle finger.
Durov, who lives in Dubai and also holds French and UAE citizenship,previously responded to reports that the FSB was investigating himby accusing the Russian authorities of trying to “fabricate pretexts” for a total ban on Telegram.
The charge of aiding terrorist activities carries a maximum prison sentence of 15 years in prison.
Durov’s arrest warrant comes months after Russian state regulators introduced a number of restrictions on Telegram for allegedly serving as a haven for criminal activity.
Telegram, which has around 90 million users in Russia, has become difficult to use without a virtual private network, or VPN, as the state media regulator Roskomnadzor slows download speeds and blocks video and voice calls on the platform.
Durov has previously come under fire for moderation policies both in Russia and in the West.
In 2014, he left Russia after refusing to comply with demands to remove pages of opposition groups on the social media network VKontakte, which he founded in 2006.
French authorities are currently investigating him for alleged failure to cooperate with judicial authorities in removing illegal content on Telegram. He was arrested in France in August 2024 and indicted as part of that investigation, though he was released last year.
Reuters contributed reporting.
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