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I wonder why Putin/Russia is yelling about this, the guy's become a persona non grata in Russia according to Wikipedia. Perhaps he's secretly cooperating with P
by netsharc 2y ago
I wonder why Putin/Russia is yelling about this, the guy's become a persona non grata in Russia according to Wikipedia. Perhaps he's secretly cooperating with Putin? Or maybe Putin's regime is afraid the French will uncover their propaganda networks on Telegram...
- nashashmi 2y agoRussian forces are using telegram channels in mission operations in the invasion of Ukraine.
- dboreham 2y agoThis move may not be what it seems. He may have sought protection from Putin and the charges are a cover.
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- mrcode007 2y agoThere is no b-3 bomber :-)
- Stagnant 2y agoI've assumed it is because domestically it looks good for him to 'support' a Russian citizen, while simultaneously being a bad look for Durov in the west.
- cen4 2y agoMaybe cause when you take down one Billionaire and get away with it, the temptation to take down another increases. Russian oligarchs need to go if US/EU is serious about regime change there.
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- energy123 2y agoOptics. Putin has no influence over what happens in France, so anything he says about this is for propaganda purposes.
- viraptor 2y agoPutin criticises / praises lots of things just to make a statement or publish an opinion on some governments. It's not the first time and it's not unusual. It possibly has no relation to what he things of the guy.
- maratc 2y agoThat’s just a “Hey, you Gershkovich’ed one of ours!” show. The point they are trying to get across is that they are doing the same the West does. Durov (still) being a Russian citizen certainly helps them.