Russia’s main domestic security agency announces it has charged Pavel Durov, the founder of the Telegram messaging app, with aiding terrorism. The agency also places Durov on an international wanted list, according to the reports. Both outlets describe the action as originating from Russia’s domestic security authority and present it as a criminal case tied to alleged connections to terrorism. The coverage characterizes the step as a move to seek Durov’s arrest outside Russia, without providing additional verified details about the specific allegations or evidence in the reports provided. The statements referenced in the two summaries do not include further legal context such as the procedural stage of the case or whether any statements have been issued by Durov or Telegram in response. As described, the development adds to international attention around Telegram and its founder, with Russia now formally asserting the terrorism-related accusation and requesting enforcement through international channels.