Backlash from the Durov Arrest, By Richard Miller (France, Today)
My French is so-so, enough to get around Paris, but from looking at the papers (being here for business), I see little on the aftermath of the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, who has been released on bail, but has had his three passports taken. Still, this nasty anti-free speech action by the French state has not gone unnoticed. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is considering the possibility of a complete blockade of military-technical cooperation with France. The UAE has already frozen the implementation of the contract for the purchase of 80 fighters from France, with Durov being a citizen of the UAE. It is possible that this may have an impact, but the bigger issue here is that the globalists were wanting to send a message to Elon Musk, their main target, so France may have to wear the military hardware loss, taking one for the globalist tribe.
"After being detained in Paris Telegram founder Pavel Durov the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is considering the possibility of a complete blockade of military-technical cooperation with France. This is reported by the portal Avia.pro with reference to the media.
"The United Arab Emirates is considering the possibility of a complete blockade of military-technical cooperation with France after being detained in Paris of Telegram founder Pavel Durov," the portal's telegram channel says.
The media also report that after Durov's arrest, the UAE has already frozen the implementation of the contract for the purchase of 80 fighters from France, the portal notes.
Recall that Durov is, among other things, a citizen of the UAE.
As reported by EADaily, the Foreign Ministry of the United Arab Emirates called on France to provide Pavel Durov, detained in Paris, as a citizen of the UAE, with access to all necessary consular services, the Emirati Foreign Ministry said in a statement published by the WAM agency.
"The Emirates are closely following the case of Emirati citizen Pavel Durov, founder of the Telegram social network, who was detained by the French authorities at Le Bourget airport. And they conveyed a demand to the French government to urgently provide it with all the necessary consular services," the publication says."
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