"Free Durov" graffiti appears in central Paris amid legal battle

29 August 2024 20:51

Graffiti supporting Telegram founder Pavel Durov has emerged in central Paris on Rue Brisémiche, displaying the slogan "Free Durov," a campaign backing the entrepreneur who is currently facing prosecution in France.

The exact date of the inscription remains unknown, and it has not yet been removed by the French authorities, Caliber.Az reports, citing foreign media.

"Free Durov" graffiti appears in central Paris amid legal battle

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