Click photo to enlarge U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry,
right, is greeted by Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-
Faisal upon arrival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia,Tuesday, June 25,
2013. Kerry is on a day visit before continuing on to Kuwait, as
he returns to his Middle East tour after a stop in India.
JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia—Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday
that the United States is not looking for a confrontation with
Russia, where admitted NSA leaker Edward Snowden is believed to
be hiding.  Speaking at a news conference in Saudi Arabia, Kerry
said it's true that the United States does not have an
extradition treaty with Russia but called on Moscow to comply
with common law practices between countries where fugitives are
concerned.  "There are standards of behavior between sovereign
nations. There is common law," Kerry said. "There is respect for
rule of law and we would simply call on our friends in Russia to
respect the fact that a partner nation—a co-member of the
permanent five of the United Nati