Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) charges Pavel Durov, the founder and co-founder of the messaging app Telegram, with aiding terrorism, according to multiple outlets. Russian authorities accuse Durov of facilitating terrorism by allegedly allowing Telegram to be used by Ukrainian security services and by terrorist or extremist organizations. The claims center on Telegram’s alleged failure to remove content and tools that Russia says are used to prepare and coordinate sabotage and attacks within Russia. Several reports say the case is tied to Telegram’s content moderation and its role as a messaging platform used on both sides of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Outlets also report that Russia puts Durov on an international wanted list and issues an arrest warrant tied to the charges. One outlet describes the move as part of broader Russian pressure on Telegram, including restrictions. Telegram, described as having more than 1 billion users, has said it is widely used by people across the region. The reports reflect Russia’s stated allegations; the sources do not provide independent verification of the claims.