Overview

• From July 10, Durov may travel to Dubai for up to 14 consecutive days after informing the investigating judge one week in advance.
• His passport and identity documents will be returned on that date while bail and other judicial supervision requirements continue.
• Judicial authorities have denied his recent requests to travel to the United States and Norway.
• He remains under formal investigation for alleged complicity in hosting illicit content including child sexual abuse imagery and rejects the accusations as “completely absurd.”
• His lawyer has argued that the judicial measures and charges are “totally disproportionate.”