# Пов'язані статті щодо FSB

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "FSB", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

FSB Declares Pavel Durov Internationally Wanted in Terrorism Facilitation Case

The founder of the messaging app Telegram, Pavel Durov, has been declared internationally wanted by Russia's FSB security service. He is accused of facilitating terrorist activity. According to the FSB, numerous Telegram channels, chats, and bots are used by Ukrainian intelligence services, terrorists, and extremists to prepare sabotage and mass killings in Russia, and the platform has allegedly failed to remove them. The agency specifically highlighted a recruitment channel called "Dayvynchik." As part of a broader investigation, Russian authorities reportedly detained 46 individuals between the ages of 12 and 22 across several regions. They are alleged to have committed crimes on behalf of Ukrainian intelligence, including attacks on law enforcement and acting as money couriers. Based on this investigation, criminal charges were filed, leading to the accusations against Durov. The FSB also noted that the "Dayvynchik" bot had been banned since late 2025 for containing illegal content, but its materials reportedly remain accessible. This case extends ongoing Russian criticisms of Telegram's moderation policies. Durov has not yet commented on the charges.

cryptonews.ru2 год тому

FSB Declares Pavel Durov Internationally Wanted in Terrorism Facilitation Case

cryptonews.ru2 год тому

Telegram founder Pavel Durov internationally wanted, Russia’s FSB says

Russian authorities have placed Telegram founder Pavel Durov on an international wanted list, escalating a criminal case. The Federal Security Service (FSB) charged him with facilitating terrorist activity for allegedly failing to remove channels and bots used by Ukrainian intelligence, terrorist groups, and extremists to coordinate attacks and recruit operatives. Durov, who confirmed an earlier case in February, accused Russia of using investigations to pressure Telegram and restrict access. Separately, he faces an ongoing criminal probe in France over alleged illegal activity on the platform, though travel restrictions there have been lifted.

cointelegraph4 год тому

Telegram founder Pavel Durov internationally wanted, Russia’s FSB says

cointelegraph4 год тому

FSB Declares Pavel Durov Wanted Internationally on Charges of Facilitating Terrorism

Russian security service FSB has declared Telegram founder Pavel Durov internationally wanted on charges of facilitating terrorist activities. The FSB alleges that numerous Telegram channels, chats, and bots are actively used by Ukrainian intelligence services, terrorists, and extremists to plan sabotage and mass killings in Russia, and that these groups have not been removed from the platform. Specifically, they claim a bot named "Daivinchik" is used by Ukrainian services to recruit Russians for such acts. The FSB reports that, over the past year, 46 individuals aged 12 to 22 were arrested across several Russian regions. They are accused of carrying out tasks for foreign intelligence, including attacks on security forces and acting as couriers to transfer money to Ukraine. This criminal case represents an escalation of long-standing Russian grievances against Telegram's content moderation policies. Durov has not yet commented on the charges. The situation parallels earlier conflicts, such as Durov's 2024 detention in France over allegations of insufficient control over illegal content like drug trafficking and fraud.

cryptonews.ru5 год тому

FSB Declares Pavel Durov Wanted Internationally on Charges of Facilitating Terrorism

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Russia Proposes Legislation To Criminalize Unlicensed Crypto Operations

Russia has introduced a bill to criminalize unlicensed cryptocurrency operations, proposing prison terms of up to four years for individuals and up to seven years for organized groups. The legislation would require all digital asset services to register with or obtain a license from the central bank. This follows earlier regulations restricting retail crypto purchases to ₽300,000 annually per broker and banning banks from processing payments to unlicensed foreign platforms. The Supreme Court has raised concerns over the lack of justification for criminal penalties in the current draft.

bitcoinist04/19 04:01

Russia Proposes Legislation To Criminalize Unlicensed Crypto Operations

bitcoinist04/19 04:01

Mt. Gox Hacker Unloads 1,300 Bitcoin As $360 Million Still Remains

Mt. Gox-linked entities associated with Aleksey Bilyuchenko have deposited another 1,300 BTC (worth $114 million) into unknown exchanges over the past week, according to Arkham analyst Emmett Gallic. The wallets still hold approximately 4,100 BTC ($360 million), with a total of 2,300 BTC sold so far. This continues a pattern of gradual selling observed since late 2023. Bilyuchenko faces charges in the U.S. for his alleged role in the 2011 Mt. Gox hack and money laundering conspiracy, carrying potential 20-year sentences. In Russia, he was convicted in a separate case related to the WEX exchange and sentenced to 3.5 years in prison. Uncertainty remains over who currently controls the funds, with some analysts suggesting possible involvement by Russian authorities.

bitcoinist12/25 15:43

Mt. Gox Hacker Unloads 1,300 Bitcoin As $360 Million Still Remains