Whistleblower and former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden claimed political asylum in Russia in 2013.<br />Now, Gizmodo reports Snowden and his wife, Lindsay Mills, have obtained permanent residence there.<br />What's more, they're seeking dual citizenship with Russia and the United States.<br />In a tweet, Snowden said the move was to ensure the safety of his and Mills' yet-unborn son.<br />Snowden leaked a trove of classified NSA secrets to journalists, which led to him being charged with multiple felonies under the Espionage Act.<br />However, Russia does not have an extradition agreement with the US.<br />No one becomes a whistleblower because they want to. No one becomes a whistleblower because it has a happy ending. Edward Snowden Interview with National Public Radio
