Russian FM rejects US demands to extradite NSA leaker Snowden

The transcript discusses Edward Snowden's situation, emphasizing Russia's non-involvement in his movements and legal matters. It highlights the media's role in shaping public perception and addresses the legal and diplomatic tensions between Russia and the USA. The discussion also touches on the concept of reciprocity in justice, questioning the fairness of extradition practices.

What is the speaker's stance on their involvement with Albert Snowden?

• They are unaware of his existence.

• They are actively involved in his legal matters.

• They have no involvement with him.

• They are assisting him in his travels.

How did the speaker learn about Snowden's movements?

• Through Russian intelligence.

• Through direct communication with Snowden.

• Via media reports.

• From the United States government.

What is the speaker's opinion on the accusations against Russia?

• They find them justified.

• They are indifferent to them.

• They consider them baseless and unacceptable.

• They agree with the accusations.

What does the speaker question regarding extradition?

• Why Russia should extradite Snowden without reciprocity.

• Why the United States is not extraditing their citizens.

• Why Snowden is not seeking asylum elsewhere.

• Why other countries are not involved.

What does the speaker imply about handling such situations?

• Each country should have its own unique approach.

• There should be a universal standard.

• Countries should ignore such situations.

• Only powerful countries should decide.