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Apparently, Macron had set up Durov for arrest at the [[US intelligence community]] request by baiting Durov to return to France from [[Dubai]] for dinner with Macron at the French presidential palace.
 
Apparently, Macron had set up Durov for arrest at the [[US intelligence community]] request by baiting Durov to return to France from [[Dubai]] for dinner with Macron at the French presidential palace.
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Russia's permanent representative to international organizations in [[Vienna]], Ulyanov, said it was unsafe for people with influence in the international information space to visit 'countries moving towards [[totalitarianism]]';<ref>https://t.me/ukraine_watch/27919</ref> [[RT]] Editor-In-Chief Margarita Simonyan noted, "Pavel Durov left Russia in order not to cooperate with the special services. He even became Paul du Rove. He partially cooperated with [[Western alliance|Western]] intelligence agencies — at least strictly followed the instructions to block RT in those countries where we are under sanctions. It didn't help."
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Russia's permanent representative to international organizations in [[Vienna]], Ulyanov, said it was unsafe for people with influence in the international information space to visit 'countries moving towards [[totalitarianism]]';<ref>https://t.me/ukraine_watch/27919</ref> [[RT]] Editor-In-Chief [[Margarita Simonyan]] noted, "Pavel Durov left Russia in order not to cooperate with the special services. He even became Paul du Rove. He partially cooperated with [[Western alliance|Western]] intelligence agencies — at least strictly followed the instructions to block RT in those countries where we are under sanctions. It didn't help."
    
[[Elon Musk]] called Durov's arrest a "compelling advertisement" for the [[First Amendment]] to the [[US Constitution]], which guarantees [[freedom of speech]]. Commenting on the incident, he noted that in [[Europe]] in 2030, people will be executed for liking a meme;
 
[[Elon Musk]] called Durov's arrest a "compelling advertisement" for the [[First Amendment]] to the [[US Constitution]], which guarantees [[freedom of speech]]. Commenting on the incident, he noted that in [[Europe]] in 2030, people will be executed for liking a meme;
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