a Moscow airport but has the right to fly anywhere he desires, Russian
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says.
The NSA spy programme whistle-blower has been charged with espionage
and US expects its allies to extradite the fugitive who now has help
of WikiLeaks, something could have been easily expected if he stayed
back in Hong Kong due to US's ties with China. Snowdenhowever dropped
a bombshellas he left, saying US tapped into Chinese and Hong Kong
systems too.
Russia and US have been just inches from becoming enemies over the
years, with Russia being said to always find an opportunity to make an
enemy out of the US, an opportunity Snowden has presented.
"He has not violated Russian law, he has not crossed the border, he is
in the transit zone of the airport and can flyanywhere that he wants,
" Lavrov was quoted as saying by the foreign ministry. Russiawon't
extradite him back to the US, don't want him staying either. They want
him out of Moscow as soon as possible.
"The sooner this happens, the better," Lavrov said.
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