The Federal Security Service of Russia has placed Telegram founder Pavel Durov on the international wanted list. The measure was implemented in connection with a criminal investigation into aiding terrorist activity.
The security agency initiated the cross-border search procedure as part of the ongoing legal review. Authorities are now coordinating with international partners to track the individual’s location. The criminal case centers on allegations of providing support to designated terrorist operations.
Investigation Scope
The proceedings follow a series of documented reviews conducted by Russian security officials. The international search mandate allows law enforcement agencies to request assistance from foreign jurisdictions. All related legal documents have been filed according to standard judicial procedures.Earlier filings indicated that the investigation had been examining related operational records. The current status of the case remains under active review by the security service. The details were confirmed by official security service records.