Former American intelligence officer Edward Snowden has become active. He spoke out to the government of his country.
On one of the social networks, he suggested recalling the “secret operations” organized by Washington, which the White House subsequently resolutely denied.
Snowden asked whether users could recall “historical examples of times when the White House conducted a covert operation but vehemently denied it?”
Except, of course, that little fuss about “mass surveillance” – his post MIA “Russia Today”.
And the reason for such an appeal was the publication of journalist Seymour Hersh about the involvement of the United States in the Nord Stream explosions.
According to the data released by the Pulitzer Prize winner, the CIA was involved in preparing the sabotage, which, according to the journalist, figured out how to blow up underwater gas pipelines.
Hersh writes that American divers planted explosives under the pipes during NATO exercises last summer.
Three months later it was put into operation by the Norwegians.
As for Edward Snowden, last September he received Russian citizenship.
He is currently in Russia. In the US he has been charged with espionage.
