Donald Trump is confident that he could negotiate with Putin to return Snowden
Billionaire Donald Trump, who announced his intention to participate in the fight for the presidency of the United States from the Republican Party, said in an interview with CNN that he could agree with the Russian authorities on the extradition of the former US intelligence officer Edward Snowden.
“I think he is an absolute traitor, and I would deal with him extremely harshly,” Trump said, adding that if he were US president, he “could negotiate” with the Russian authorities on the extradition of Snowden.
“I would find a common language with Putin, I did business with Russia,” he emphasized.
Trump also claimed that if he had been the head of the White House, then Russia “would never have kept someone like Snowden,” but would have immediately handed him over to American justice.
Recall released the first official trailer movie "Snowden"Healer Oliver Stone’s scandal at the United States National Security Agency (NSA), starring Hollywood actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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