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發表於 2013-7-12 09:23:08
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回應 lbtjo #90 的帖子
You should be the one reading you news again. Plus see what you write that is from your own word "Snowden has not entered Russia. " By your definition, Transit Zone is not consider entering a country thus if this is the case, anyone can commit any crime in transit zone already or even better anyone can commit a crime and hide in the transit zone. Since all this debate is base on law. Again please brush up your knowledge in law and get your facts right.
All my points, I had try to provide facts, whereas I can see your points of argument, instead of providing the facts on your points, you will just throw something out and expect me to proof that it is wrong. And when I proof that it is wrong, you will try to throw another smoke bomb. This is not the health way of debating.
So now please show me the facts that a transit zone is not consider the part of the country. Please name me any countries that have such system.
There a link under where Putin admit that Snowden is in Russia Transit Zone, however in the later part, he did mention that he will not extradite him due to no extradite agreement (this is a valid reason).
Let me provide a link to your, this is a Irish new
http://www.irishexaminer.com/bre ... snowden-598487.html
(Russian president Vladimir Putin has said National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden is in the transit zone of a Moscow airport and will not be extradited to the United States.
Mr Putin said Mr Snowden hasn’t crossed the Russian border and is free to go anywhere.
He said the fugitive whistleblower's arrival in Moscow has been "unexpected" and that he has committed no crime in Russia.
Speaking on a visit to Finland, he added that Russian security agencies “didn’t work and aren’t working” with Mr Snowden. He gave no more details.
Commenting on a US request to extradite him, Mr Putin said Russia doesn’t have an extradition agreement with the US and thus would not meet the US request.
He voiced hope that Mr Snowden will depart as quickly as possible and that his stopover at Moscow’s airport wouldn’t affect bilateral ties.
His comments come after the U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, urged Russia to be "calm", and hand over Mr Snowden.) |
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