The Investigative Committee and the FSB reported the arrest of teenagers who were recruited by the special services of Ukraine through the "Divinchik" telegram chatbot. This community became the basis of the criminal case against Pavel Durov. From August to October, the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Investigative Committee arrested young men and women in several regions of Russia, who are accused of setting fire to law enforcement vehicles, gas stations and energy and transport facilities on the orders of the special services of Ukraine. According to the investigators, they were recruited by the special services of Ukraine through a chatbot "popular among young people" on the Telegram "Dyvinchik/Aria". The FSB claims that during this period, eight teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17, as well as two other adults (aged 19 and 24), were arrested in Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Leningrad, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Ryazan and Sverdlovsk regions. ——. In late July, the FSB accused Telegram founder Pavel Durov of aiding terrorism. According to the FSB, the envoy's administration refuses to delete channels used by Ukraine's special services to prepare sabotage, cyber fraud and massacres. The investigative committee then stated that the special services of Ukraine were recruiting teenagers through the "Divinchik/Leo" chatbot. The FSB reported the arrest of 46 young Russians. You can read more about the "Divinchik" chatbot and the case against Durov here.