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Moscow IVF clinic adds 'terrorist and extremist' designation notice to Telegram founder Pavel Durov's sperm donor profile
AltraVita, a Moscow fertility clinic that offers in vitro fertilization (IVF) using Telegram founder Pavel Durov's donor sperm, has added a notice to its website stating that Durov has been placed on the list of terrorists and extremists maintained by Russia's Federal Financial Monitoring Service (Rosfinmonitoring). The Telegram channel Kontekst was first to notice the change.
Is it safe in Russia to buy Telegram Stars or Premium after Durov's terrorist designation? Here's what lawyers say.
Adding Telegram founder Pavel Durov to the list of terrorists and extremists kept by Rosfinmonitoring — Russia's Federal Financial Monitoring Service — does not restrict Telegram itself, the agency's press service told the Russian financial news outlet Frank Media.
Russians are buying fewer clothes — and paying more for them
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Russia has labeled Telegram founder Pavel Durov a 'terrorist,' but he wants to know why Moscow now calls the Taliban a 'respected partner'
Telegram founder Pavel Durov responded with a meme after Russia's Federal Financial Monitoring Service, known as Rosfinmonitoring, added him to its registry of terrorists and extremists.
Russian teen, 13, found with 22-year-old man she met online, sent home only a week later
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Song by Russian singer Monetochka cut from Ukrainian version of new 'Spider-Man' film
The Ukrainian theatrical release of the new Spider-Man film has cut "Monopoliya" ("Monopoly"), a song by Russian singer Monetochka that appears on the film's soundtrack, according to users on the social network Threads.