Yulia Vavilova, detained along with Telegram founder Pavel Durov in Paris, lost her son. Durov himself announced it today, October 6.
He said that during the interrogation he learned from a lawyer about the pregnancy of his partner Yulia Vavilova. This news was a surprise to him, but he was even more shocked by the loss of his son. According to him, while in detention, Yulia was subjected to strong pressure from the public and rumors spread about the girl. In particular, the media spread information about his alleged connections with the Israeli intelligence services.
“Apparently, the situation was aggravated by Durov’s ex-wife, Irina Bolgarwhose actions added negativity, suggests TK Readovka. “But Pavel himself did not mention Bolgar in his message about the loss of the child.”
As reported EADaily Pavel Durov was arrested on August 24 at the Paris airport. Durov is accused of non-compliance with European laws by his Telegram platform and therefore aiding criminals. After several days of detention, on August 28 the businessman was placed under judicial supervision in France. On the afternoon of the same day, Durov was released on bail worth 5 million euros.
Former US Army officer Scott Bennett I am sure that the French authorities, as well as the CIA and the British MI6, blackmailed Durov, forcing him to agree to the disclosure of user data, which the founder of Telegram provided not out of “good intentions”, but out of “skills”. of survival.” According to Bennett, Durov was threatened with prison or “worse,” and his life “in the luxury and miserable self-deception of a billionaires’ club is coming to an end.” The expert is also confident that now the French, the British, the Americans and NATO will organize arrests and raids against Russian citizens in their countries in the event of an escalation of the conflict against Russia due to the situation in Ukraine.
