The Swiss court deprived Telegram founder Pavel Durov of his parental rights. Irina Bolgar, who called herself the mother of Durov's three children, wrote about this on her Instagram page, the national portal "Adyrna" reported.
According to Irina Bolgar, at the end of 2022, Durov forced her to move to the UAE against her will and by force. And he says that at that time the relationship between the two of them practically stopped.
"Durov has blocked all the cards I've used for years based on notarized unlimited authorizations that give me the right to spend up to 150,000 euros per month. When I said that I would legally protect my rights and that of my children, he refused to sign the agreements on the extension of the children's European immigration documents," he explained.
He also said that the ultimatum was set to prevent the woman and her children from going to European courts to protect their rights.
"He left me no other option but to go to the Children and Adults Protection Tribunal in Geneva. It was intended to allow children to independently renew their administrative documents. "The guardianship authorities of Geneva started an investigation, as a result of which a decision was made to deprive Durov of parental rights for our three children," shared Bolgar.
Irnia Bolgar says that she gave the guardianship authorities all the numbers where Durov could be contacted. However, the businessman did not answer.
As a reminder, Pavel Durov was released on August 28. A French court has released Telegram's owner from custody. He paid bail in the amount of 5 million euros. However, he was forbidden to leave France.
