Moscow clinic 'AltraVita', which offers extracorporeal fertilization…
Moscow clinic 'AltraVita', which offers extracorporeal fertilization (IVF) using donor sperm from Telegram founder Pavel Durov, added a note to its website stating that Durov has been included in the list of terrorists and extremists by Rosfinmonitoring.
Consensus
- Pavel Durov was added to the Russian list of terrorists and extremists by Rosfinmonitoring on July 30.
- The Moscow clinic 'AltroVita' offers free IVF using Durov's donor sperm.
- Durov personally compensates the clinic for all expenses related to procedures using his sperm.
- The clinic has not changed its policy regarding the IVF program as of July 30.
- The procedure remains available and unchanged at the time of reporting.
Points of divergence
- The clinic added a note on its website about Durov's inclusion in the terrorist list, and the director, Sergey Yakovenko, suggested that 'AltroVita' might terminate its contract with Durov, stating that lawyers are currently reviewing the issue. — meduza
- The clinic confirmed that the IVF program remains active and that all costs are fully covered by Durov. The article notes that Durov was accused of aiding terrorism by FSB for failing to remove channels used by Ukrainian special services, extremists, and terrorist groups. — vm
- The clinic stated it cannot comment on whether changes will occur due to recent events but emphasized no changes have been made yet. It also mentioned that Durov had previously promised inheritance and compensation for women who use his sperm. — fontanka
Coverage (3 sources)
- Клиника, предлагающая ЭКО со спермой Павла Дурова, добавила к его имени пометку о внесении в список террористов — Meduza
- СМИ: Сперма признанного террористом Дурова осталась доступной для ЭКО в России — Вечерняя Москва
- Сперма Павла Дурова пока остается доступной для ЭКО — Фонтанка
Key entities
- Pavel Durov
- Telegram
- Media
- Russia
- FSB
- Telegram channel
- Fontanka
- Rosfinmonitoring
- EKO
- Caution, News
- Altra Vita
- Clinic
- Moscow Clinic
- Context