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The escapades of US whistleblower and fugitive Edward Snowden . Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that the former CIA worker was in the transit area of an airport in Moscow. Mr Putin had earlier said Mr Snowden had not any Russian borders, which to be true with Snowden in transit. Snowden seems to have the international media the slip while in Moscow. After his name on a flight list to Havana, Cuba, around 30 journalists last-minute tickets for the 16-hour flight to Cuba, only to be dismayed to out after takeoff that he had not the aircraft. Reports are that Snowden is for Ecuador, which has him asylum.

The Snowden affair is up diplomatic tensions between the USA, and China and Russia. Washington is furious that China Snowden to leave Hong Kong for Russia earlier this week. US Secretary of State John Kerry is now hard for Russia to Snowden back to the US. Mr Putin told reporters: "Mr Snowden has not the state's border, and therefore does not need a visa. Furthermore, any accusations against Russia of him are ravings and rubbish." He that the US and Russia had not any extradition treaty and that he would not Snowden over to the US. Mr Kerry this but said, "there are standards of behaviour between sovereign nations".