RT and other news outlets are reporting today that the US government pressured the government of Cuba not to let Snowden in. The NSA whistleblower was passing through Russia en route to Cuba from Hong Kong, and ended up famously stuck in Moscow as a result.
Report: Snowden ended up stuck in Russia because US pressured Cuba to block entry
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