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Allegation that Snowden Delivered Untapped Secret Material Directly to Russia

The passage suggests a concrete, unverified claim that Edward Snowden handed over classified U.S. communications intelligence to Russian authorities, a claim that, if true, would have significant nati Kucherena confirms Snowden’s claim of bringing secret material to Russia in September 2013. Material was allegedly not shared with journalists in Hong Kong. Reference to Russian intelligence interest

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
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House Oversight #020359
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The passage suggests a concrete, unverified claim that Edward Snowden handed over classified U.S. communications intelligence to Russian authorities, a claim that, if true, would have significant nati Kucherena confirms Snowden’s claim of bringing secret material to Russia in September 2013. Material was allegedly not shared with journalists in Hong Kong. Reference to Russian intelligence interest

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207 While Kucherena did not arrange an interview with Snowden, as I had hoped, he did something I considered more important. He confirmed the accuracy of his September 2013c assertion that Snowden had brought secret material to Russia; material he had not given to journalists in Hong Kong. After what I learned from Cherkashin about the lengths that Russian intelligence would go to obtain U.S. communications intelligence secrets, I viewed Snowden’s access to this material to be a crucially important part of the mystery. As for Snowden, I would send my questions to Ben Wizner and, if he and Snowden approved them, I would fly back to Moscow. But I decided that I was not going to send money to Kucherena— or to Snowden.

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