The 30 years old American is unable to fly out because he has no legal travel documents and also no Russian Visa to leave the Airport .
Snowden had withdrawn his request for Asylum , after the Russia Leader said he shuuld stop " Harming our American Partners ".
U.S. President Barack Obama has made clear to a number of countries that granting him asylum would carry cost .
It was a mistake for Snowden leaving from Hong Kong to Russia which use Territory Sovereign Power to treat upon him .
Snowden has been trapped by Russia and The U.S. over linking a secret diplomatic Relation or Partership Relation .
Paskov said , Snowden showed no sign of stopping releasing secret U.S. documents and added that he had abandoned his intention of staying in Rassia .
We should notice that Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has said , " Giving Snowden a temporary travel pass to fly to Moscow was " A mistake on our part " ...
2nd July 2013 : V.O.A. news (Reuters )
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The 30-year-old American is in legal limbo in the transit area of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, unable to fly out because he has no legal travel documents and also has no Russian visa to leave the airport.
On Monday, he broke a nine-day silence since arriving in Moscow from Hong Kong, challenging Washington by saying he was free to publish more about its programs and that he was being illegally persecuted.
That ruled out a prolonged stay in Russia, where a spokesman for President Vladimir Putin said Snowden had withdrawn his request for asylum after the Russian leader said he should stop "harming our American partners".
But while country after country denied his asylum requests on technical grounds, Venezuela, part of an alliance of leftist governments in Latin America, said it was time to stop berating a man who has "done something very important for humanity".
"He deserves the world's protection," President Nicolas Maduro told Reuters during a visit to Moscow for a meeting of gas exporting countries.
"He has a right to protection because the United States in its actions is persecuting him ... Why are they persecuting him? What has he done? Did he launch a missile and kill someone? Did he rig a bomb and kill someone? No. He is preventing war."
Maduro said he would consider an asylum application. He later had talks with Putin but neither leader said whether they had discussed Snowden.
The American's request for safety in Ecuador, which has sheltered the founder of antisecrecy group WikiLeaks Julian Assange in its London embassy, has seemingly ended.
Snowden had withdrawn his request for Asylum , after the Russia Leader said he shuuld stop " Harming our American Partners ".
U.S. President Barack Obama has made clear to a number of countries that granting him asylum would carry cost .
It was a mistake for Snowden leaving from Hong Kong to Russia which use Territory Sovereign Power to treat upon him .
Snowden has been trapped by Russia and The U.S. over linking a secret diplomatic Relation or Partership Relation .
Paskov said , Snowden showed no sign of stopping releasing secret U.S. documents and added that he had abandoned his intention of staying in Rassia .
We should notice that Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has said , " Giving Snowden a temporary travel pass to fly to Moscow was " A mistake on our part " ...
2nd July 2013 : V.O.A. news (Reuters )
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
The 30-year-old American is in legal limbo in the transit area of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, unable to fly out because he has no legal travel documents and also has no Russian visa to leave the airport.
On Monday, he broke a nine-day silence since arriving in Moscow from Hong Kong, challenging Washington by saying he was free to publish more about its programs and that he was being illegally persecuted.
That ruled out a prolonged stay in Russia, where a spokesman for President Vladimir Putin said Snowden had withdrawn his request for asylum after the Russian leader said he should stop "harming our American partners".
But while country after country denied his asylum requests on technical grounds, Venezuela, part of an alliance of leftist governments in Latin America, said it was time to stop berating a man who has "done something very important for humanity".
"He deserves the world's protection," President Nicolas Maduro told Reuters during a visit to Moscow for a meeting of gas exporting countries.
"He has a right to protection because the United States in its actions is persecuting him ... Why are they persecuting him? What has he done? Did he launch a missile and kill someone? Did he rig a bomb and kill someone? No. He is preventing war."
Maduro said he would consider an asylum application. He later had talks with Putin but neither leader said whether they had discussed Snowden.
The American's request for safety in Ecuador, which has sheltered the founder of antisecrecy group WikiLeaks Julian Assange in its London embassy, has seemingly ended.
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