French President Francois Hollande condemned US spying on French citizens in a call with President Barack Obama on Monday, as a row escalated over US eavesdropping on millions of French phone calls. Hollande's office said in a statement that he had expressed "deep disapproval of these practices, which are unacceptable between friends and allies because they infringe on the privacy of French citizens."
Hollande
"asked that all explanations be provided, as well as all information
that could be at the disposal of former NSA consultant Edward Snowden."
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