Snowden supporters claim document destruction; concerns NSA breach may have left secrets in Russia and China

Snowden supporters claim document destruction; concerns NSA breach may have left secrets in Russia and China The passage repeats known public narratives about Snowden’s alleged destruction of documents and potential foreign access. It offers no new specifics, dates, transactions, or actionable leads, merely restating speculation about missing material and high‑level officials’ responses. Key insights: Snowden allegedly told Senator Humphrey he destroyed all NSA documents before fleeing to Russia.; Intelligence community worries that copies may still exist and could be in Russian or Chinese hands.; Admiral Michael Rogers tasked with rebuilding electronic intelligence after the breach.