Pavel Durov was released from custody in the courtroom

Pavel Durov has been released from custody in France after 96 hours of detention. The decision to release him was made by an investigating judge after a series of interrogations in a criminal case involving 12 charges. It means he ended the Telegram founder’s police custody “for the purpose of his initial interrogation and possible indictment,” French TV channel BFMTV reported.

Pavel Durov was released from police custody in France.

TON flew up amid reports of Durov’s release from the courtroom.

The news is updated.