Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been granted permission to leave France, and he is currently returning to Dubai
Sources revealed that Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been granted permission by a French court to temporarily leave France, and he is currently returning to Dubai. It was also disclosed that Durov left the country with the approval of the authorities, and the specific terms decided by the court are not yet clear. Neither Durov himself nor his legal team have made any public statements on this matter. In addition, another source revealed that an investigative judge has approved Durov's departure from France for "several weeks". On August 24 last year, Durov was arrested at a French airport and charged with a series of illegal activities related to Telegram. Afterwards, Durov had been long prohibited from leaving the country. (Agence France-Presse)
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