Snowden submits request for asylum in Russia
The Temporary Asylum would allow Snowden to Free travel and work in Russia Kucherena , a lawyer said . He chose to apply for tempory asylum and not political asylum because the latter takes longer to consider .
Snowden said he had no immediate plan to leave Russia ... Temporary asylum is provided for a period of one year and could be extened each year .
Mr. Snowden , take care yourself , your health and your life before and after Putin and Obama are to meet in Moscow and at the G20 Summit in St.
Petersburg .
You have been trapped in Russia , unknown limitation ,
which will be according to the Partnership Relation between Russia and the U.S. government . Your fate will be look upon the two Presidents ' Meeting Result which cannot be resolved by the Secretary of the U.S. government and the foreign mintster of Russia level .
God bless with you ! The international Justic will not foget you ,as I do my hope ! ......
Update from China Post :
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Unwelcome Guest A Russian lawyer helping Snowden with his request for temporary asylum said on Wednesday he expects Snowden will soon be able to leave Sheremetyevo airport, where he has remained in the transit zone since his arrival from Hong Kong on June 23. Anatoly Kucherena told Reuters he believed the American would be able to leave the transit zone, which Moscow considers neutral territory, within a week, and indicated he expected him to stay in Russia for the time being. Kucherena said on Tuesday that Snowden had given him a verbal promise that he would stop anti-U.S. activities.But a human rights activist who attended a meeting with Snowden on Friday said the American did not regard his leaks as harmful to his home country. Snowden has said that he was acting in U.S. interests, not against them. Snowden, 30, says the United States has prevented him from flying to Latin America - where Nicaragua, Bolivia and Venezuela have offered him refuge -- by putting pressure on other countries not to help him escape U.S. justice. Putin has also accused the United States of trapping Snowden, but Russia has kept the former contractor at arm's length by saying it regards the transit area between the runway and passport control as neutral territory. “Mr Snowden, as I understand it, never intended to stay here, in Russia, forever. He has even said so himself,” Putin said. He added that he did not know what Snowden's long-term plans were and said: “It is his fate and his choice.”
The Temporary Asylum would allow Snowden to Free travel and work in Russia Kucherena , a lawyer said . He chose to apply for tempory asylum and not political asylum because the latter takes longer to consider .
Snowden said he had no immediate plan to leave Russia ... Temporary asylum is provided for a period of one year and could be extened each year .
Mr. Snowden , take care yourself , your health and your life before and after Putin and Obama are to meet in Moscow and at the G20 Summit in St.
Petersburg .
You have been trapped in Russia , unknown limitation ,
which will be according to the Partnership Relation between Russia and the U.S. government . Your fate will be look upon the two Presidents ' Meeting Result which cannot be resolved by the Secretary of the U.S. government and the foreign mintster of Russia level .
God bless with you ! The international Justic will not foget you ,as I do my hope ! ......
Update from China Post :
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Unwelcome Guest A Russian lawyer helping Snowden with his request for temporary asylum said on Wednesday he expects Snowden will soon be able to leave Sheremetyevo airport, where he has remained in the transit zone since his arrival from Hong Kong on June 23. Anatoly Kucherena told Reuters he believed the American would be able to leave the transit zone, which Moscow considers neutral territory, within a week, and indicated he expected him to stay in Russia for the time being. Kucherena said on Tuesday that Snowden had given him a verbal promise that he would stop anti-U.S. activities.But a human rights activist who attended a meeting with Snowden on Friday said the American did not regard his leaks as harmful to his home country. Snowden has said that he was acting in U.S. interests, not against them. Snowden, 30, says the United States has prevented him from flying to Latin America - where Nicaragua, Bolivia and Venezuela have offered him refuge -- by putting pressure on other countries not to help him escape U.S. justice. Putin has also accused the United States of trapping Snowden, but Russia has kept the former contractor at arm's length by saying it regards the transit area between the runway and passport control as neutral territory. “Mr Snowden, as I understand it, never intended to stay here, in Russia, forever. He has even said so himself,” Putin said. He added that he did not know what Snowden's long-term plans were and said: “It is his fate and his choice.”
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