According to French media cited by the Russian news agency, Telegram founder Pavel Durov was transferred to the Paris court by French police on August 28 after being detained in Paris for four days. Two vehicles with police lights secretly took him to the Paris Judicial Court at high speed. The authorities will decide whether to formally charge him before the end of his detention period. Durov's initial detention period has been extended to a maximum of 96 hours, which will expire today (August 28) at 21:00 Moscow time (1:00 Beijing time on August 29). Before that, if the judge has sufficient evidence, he must be charged, otherwise he will be released.

According to reports from French media cited by the Russian news agency, Telegram founder Pavel Durov was transferred to the Paris court by French police on August 28 after being detained in Paris for four days. Two vehicles with police lights swiftly took him to the Paris Judicial Court. Authorities will decide whether to formally charge him before the end of his detention period. Durov's initial detention period has been extended to a maximum of 96 hours, which will expire today (August 28) at 21:00 Moscow time (1:00 Beijing time on August 29). Before that, if the judge has sufficient evidence, he must be charged, otherwise he will be released.

The judge may decide whether to charge Pavel Durov before 1:00 a.m. Beijing time on the 29th.