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Pavel Durov Detained: What’s Next?

On the evening of Saturday, August 24, after his private jet arrived in Paris from Azerbaijan, Pavel Durov was detained by the French authorities. Here’s what is known so far:

1️⃣. The French authorities accuse Durov of complicity in drug trafficking, crimes against children, and fraud, linking these accusations to the lack of adequate moderation on Telegram.
2️⃣. The European Union intends to seek access to any communications it deems necessary.
3️⃣. The charges are extremely serious: Durov faces up to 20 years in prison.
4️⃣. Durov holds French citizenship, so he will be tried directly in France.
5️⃣. A guilty verdict could be announced in the coming days.

My Thoughts 🤔

I don’t think he will actually be imprisoned. Most likely, the case will end with a hefty fine. If the situation were that serious, he wouldn’t have flown in on a private jet, knowing that there was a warrant for his arrest. It’s clear that he was aware of what was happening, and his detention didn’t come as a surprise to him. This is a high-stakes game where the players are thinking several moves ahead. His voluntary arrival in France suggests that Durov is prepared for the upcoming developments.

🇦🇪Moreover, it’s important to remember that Pavel is also a citizen of the UAE, and the authorities there will likely work to negotiate his release. The UAE doesn’t grant citizenship easily, and they will do everything possible to protect their citizens.

🐣On Twitter (X), the discussion about Durov’s arrest is gaining momentum, with many calling for his release. One post by American journalist Tucker Taxler is particularly noteworthy:
*“A Western country, an ally of the Biden administration and a NATO member, has imprisoned him for allowing the public to exercise their freedom of speech.”*

📉Meanwhile, the cryptocurrencies TON and NOTCOIN are down ~ 20%. Be cautious, as speculators may use false news to manipulate the market in their favor.

I will keep you updated with confirmed news.

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