Snowden allegedly received extensive Russian state support and employment in exchange for cooperation with the Kremlin
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The passage suggests concrete ties between Edward Snowden, a high‑profile U.S. whistleblower, and the Russian government, including identification papers, bodyguards, a Moscow cyber‑security job, and Snowden’s lawyer, Anatoly Kucherena, negotiated his stay with the Kremlin and FSB. Snowden received Russian ID, residence, bodyguards, and a job at an unnamed Moscow cyber‑security fi Snowden’s partn
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