From the United States on Monday to help grasp the opponent and the uneasy allies in efforts to catch fugitives NSA leaker Edward Snowden. The White House's request, he was refused asylum, let him go shelling China, and urged Russia to "do the right thing," and sent him back to the United States faces espionage charges.
Snowdon is considered to be in Russia, where he fled after hiding in Hong Kong on Sunday week after his two highly classified anti-terrorist surveillance program two newspapers on a wide range. Program collects a large number of telephone records of Americans in the name of national security and global online data.
Snowdon from Hong Kong by air to Russia, is expected to fly Monday morning in Havana, where he will continue to Ecuador, where he applied for asylum. But he did not get on the plane, his exact whereabouts are unknown.
WikiLeaks founder, spilling secret organization has accepted Snowdon said the United States only through Russia an unnamed destination on the way to avoid traveling to the United States authorities. Julian Assange says Snowdon Ecuador, Iceland and possibly in other countries asylum.
Despite its tough talk of diplomacy, the United States has a relationship with lukewarm Snowdonia National co-faced considerable difficulty.
The White House said that Hong Kong's refusal to detain Snowdon "undoubtedly" harm relations between the United States and China. While the rest of China, Hong Kong has a high degree of autonomy, experts said Beijing may plan Snowdon exports, efforts to eliminate an irritant in Sino-US relations. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping met earlier this month in California smooth over the rough patches in the country's relations, including allegations of hacking of computer systems.
Secretary of State John Kerry urged Moscow "do the right thing" in high-level pressure on Russia to turn over Snowdon.
"We have been following all appropriate legal channels and work in other countries, in order to ensure compliance with the rule of law," Obama told reporters when asked if he believed that Russia will expel Snowdon.
Obama's spokesman Jay Carney said the United States hopes that Russia "Look, Mr. Snowdon choose their deportation back to the U.S. to stand trial, he was charged with the crime."
Carney on China's measurements.
"China has emphasized the importance of building trust," he said. "We think that they have dealt with, serious setback in efforts ...... This is a deliberate choice, the government released a fugitive, although valid arrest warrant, the decision is no doubt the relationship between the United States and China have a negative impact . "
Snowden has admitted revealing sweep millions of telephone and Internet records daily top-secret surveillance program details. He is a former CIA employee who later was hired through a contractor Booz - Allen is a computer systems analyst. In this work, he received the documents - many of which he has given "The Guardian" and the "Washington Post" expose what he contends is a violation of personal privacy authoritarian government.
Snowden also told the South China Morning Post "published" NSA do all sorts of things, such as hacker attacks China's mobile phone company to steal your SMS data ", and that there are more than 200 extra sensitive files.
Assange and WikiLeaks lawyer criticized the U.S. "bullying" of foreign refused asylum SNOWDEN. WikiLeaks lawyer Michael Ratner said Snowden same international treaty, the United States has in the past used to criticize the policy of China and African countries to protect whistleblowers.
The U.S. government's diplomatic lane - bad, hope and Russia and China - just days after Obama met separately with leaders of both countries in an effort to close the gap, they face some of the major disputes. In addition, the U.S. State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said the United States has asked "a series of government", including Ecuador, Snowdon is prohibited other than back to the United States to any international travel
Ventrell said he did not know whether to include Iceland. Icelandic officials have confirmed receiving an informal request for asylum conveyed WikiLeaks, the tiny North Atlantic countries are closely linked. But the authorities have insisted that, Snowden must land in Iceland before the formal request.
Ecuadorian President and Foreign Minister announced that national sovereignty and universal human rights principles - not America's instigation - to manage any decision they may make the granting of asylum Snowdon.
Ecuador has rejected the U.S. some of the previous cooperative efforts and has helped Assange avoid prosecution, let him stay in its embassy in London.
Formally, Snowden Ecuador asylum application is still only under consideration. But Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino made little effort to hide his government's position. He told reporters in Hanoi hosted facing Ecuador Snowdon choice is "citizen of the world betray or sell some dignitary in a particular country."
Patino said late Monday he did not know the exact whereabouts of Snowdon.
President Rafael Correa said on Twitter, "We will take a decision, we believe that the most appropriate, the absolute sovereignty." Correa took office in 2007, is a frequent criticism of U.S. foreign policy in Latin America, Bolivia, leftist president Morales ally. Correa has also aligned himself with the late leader of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez in the region, the chief antagonist of the United States for many years.
April 2011, the Obama administration deported Ecuadorian ambassador to Washington after the U.S. envoy to Ecuador, was expelled WikiLeaks disclosure of confidential documents relating to senior Ecuadorian police authorities allegations of corruption.
U.S. experts said the United States will have limited, if any, influence to persuade the government stand up Snowdon, if he led the Cuban nation in South America is considered hostile to Washington.
"There is little chance of Ecuador to give him back:" If the State agrees to take, he said former Ambassador James Jeffrey and career diplomat.
Steve Saltzburg, former senior Justice Department prosecutor, said the little surprises, China refused to hand over Snowdon, he predicted that Russia will not either.
"" We've been talking about how to abuse people in both countries who are trying to express their First Amendment rights, so I think that these two countries would be very inclined to help us very Saltzburg said, now professor of law George Washington University in Washington. "This will be true with Cuba, if he ended up there."
United States formally requested the extradition of Snowdon Hong Kong government officials said the United States does not fully comply with the requirements of their law, but were rebuffed. Justice Department rejected this claim, saying the United States requested extradition treaty between Hong Kong and to meet all requirements.
Snowdon always believed, has been in Moscow airport, where he would not be considered a transit area for entering the territory of Russia. Assange refused to discuss, Snowdon, but said he was safe. The United States has revoked his passport.
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Associated Press writers Julie Pace, Eileen Sullivan, Kimberly Dozier and Robert Burns in Washington, Lynn Berry in Moscow and Vladimir Isachenkov maximum Seddon, Kevin Chan in Hong Kong and Sylvia Hui in London contributed to this report.
 



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