Pope espionage case strains U S Russia ties
The 54-year-old American businessman Edmond Pope convicted of espionage in Russia maintains innocence arguing the technology was not secret as it had been sold abroad and published openly. Trial opens October 18 in a Moscow city court.
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Commission urges clemency for U S prisoner Pope
Russia's pardons commission urged President Putin to free Edmond Pope ailing U S businessman convicted of espionage. Clinton urged release by phone citing Pope health and cancer relapse. Pope faces harsh sentence and pretrial detention criticisms amid hopes of a Christmas homecoming.
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