CNN BREAKING NEWS! WikiLeaks Has Assisted Edward Snowden to Escape to Russia
Edward Snowden, the man wanted on U.S. espionage charges, has arrived in Moscow, WikiLeaks said in a Twitter post on Sunday. The organization has said it helped Snowden leave Hong Kong, but it has not revealed what country could be his final destination.
Snowden, who leaked top-secret details about U.S. surveillance programs, left Hong Kong on Sunday "through a lawful and normal channel," the Hong Kong government said.
He took off with the help of WikiLeaks, which assisted with his "political asylum in a democratic country, travel papers (and) safe exit from Hong Kong," the group said on Twitter.
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Snowden, who leaked top-secret details about U.S. surveillance programs, left Hong Kong on Sunday "through a lawful and normal channel," the Hong Kong government said.
He took off with the help of WikiLeaks, which assisted with his "political asylum in a democratic country, travel papers (and) safe exit from Hong Kong," the group said on Twitter.
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