http://www.businessinsider.com/snowden-is-supervised-by-russian-intelligence-2013-11
“He’s actually surrounded by these people,” Andrei Soldatov, an investigative journalist who co-authored a history of the Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), told Steven Lee Meyers of The New York Times.
That has appeared to be the case since the 30-year-old arrived in Moscow from Hong Kong on June 23, when a radio host in Moscow "saw about 20 Russian officials, supposedly FSB agents, in suits, crowding around somebody in a restricted area of the airport," according to Anna Nemtsova of Foreign Policy.
“When the F.S.B. actually got him, they started to handle it their own way,” Soldatov told The Times. “This is the way the security services operate all the time.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/fact-checker/wp/2014/01/22/is-snowden-working-for-the-russians/
“There’s a reason he ended up in the hands, the loving arms, of an FSB agent in Moscow.”
–Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), chair of the House Intelligence Committee, interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Jan. 20, 2014, using an acronym for the Federal Security Service that succeeded the K.G.B.
Rep. Mike Rogers sparked headlines around the world when he went on the Sunday news shows and strongly suggested that former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden had help from the Russians when he obtained top-secret documents.
Rogers left himself lots of wiggle room—“I think,” “I believe,” “not a coincidence,” “questions we have to answer”—but the import of his statements is clear: Snowden had help from the Russians, both to get the documents and to escape American authorities. In particular, Rogers appears to be drawing on a still-classified report by the Defense Intelligence Agency that assessed some of the military damage to the United States.
-Snowden kusetti hyvin tehokkaasti NSA:ta ja koko USA:ta, hän oli itse asiassa alusta asti lojaali vain Venäjälle ja teki töitä FSB:lle. Ei ole sattumaa, että Snowden päätyi FSB:n hellään syliin Venäjälle.
Snowden oli hetken aikaa kaksoisagentti, nyt hän on Venäjän palveluksessa.
“He’s actually surrounded by these people,” Andrei Soldatov, an investigative journalist who co-authored a history of the Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), told Steven Lee Meyers of The New York Times.
That has appeared to be the case since the 30-year-old arrived in Moscow from Hong Kong on June 23, when a radio host in Moscow "saw about 20 Russian officials, supposedly FSB agents, in suits, crowding around somebody in a restricted area of the airport," according to Anna Nemtsova of Foreign Policy.
“When the F.S.B. actually got him, they started to handle it their own way,” Soldatov told The Times. “This is the way the security services operate all the time.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/fact-checker/wp/2014/01/22/is-snowden-working-for-the-russians/
“There’s a reason he ended up in the hands, the loving arms, of an FSB agent in Moscow.”
–Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), chair of the House Intelligence Committee, interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Jan. 20, 2014, using an acronym for the Federal Security Service that succeeded the K.G.B.
Rep. Mike Rogers sparked headlines around the world when he went on the Sunday news shows and strongly suggested that former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden had help from the Russians when he obtained top-secret documents.
Rogers left himself lots of wiggle room—“I think,” “I believe,” “not a coincidence,” “questions we have to answer”—but the import of his statements is clear: Snowden had help from the Russians, both to get the documents and to escape American authorities. In particular, Rogers appears to be drawing on a still-classified report by the Defense Intelligence Agency that assessed some of the military damage to the United States.
-Snowden kusetti hyvin tehokkaasti NSA:ta ja koko USA:ta, hän oli itse asiassa alusta asti lojaali vain Venäjälle ja teki töitä FSB:lle. Ei ole sattumaa, että Snowden päätyi FSB:n hellään syliin Venäjälle.
Snowden oli hetken aikaa kaksoisagentti, nyt hän on Venäjän palveluksessa.
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Business as usual.
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