Russian Parliament Asks Snowden for Help
Want to know if American. internet companies gave the U.S. information on Russians
MOSCOW, June 28 (UPI) -- The Russian Parliament invited secrets leaker Edward Snowden to help find out if any U.S. Internet firm gave information about Russians to the U.S. government.
"We invite Edward Snowden to work with us and hope that as soon as he settles his legal status, he will collaborate with our working group and provide us with proof of U.S. intelligence agencies' access to the servers of Internet firms," Russian Sen. Ruslan Gattarov said Thursday.
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