I did not say that. I said that Telegram moved to their clouds to evade the sentence of a judge, which means Russian ISPs resorted to banning entire IP ranges, which means law-abiding customers are now affected by it. This is, because of the malicious actions of Telegram, now Russian citizens can't access law-abiding websites hosted in Google and Amazon. That should bother Google and Amazon, who should guarantee the connectivity of their law-abiding customers by kicking out Telegram so the IP range bans are lifted.
In the end Google and Amazon will kick out Telegram, it's probably a matter of days, so I don't understand what this fuss is about.
In the end Google and Amazon will kick out Telegram, it's probably a matter of days, so I don't understand what this fuss is about.