WikiLeaks says Julian Assange is ‘free,’ has left UK
“Julian Assange is free,” WikiLeaks wrote on X of its founder, who had been detained in Britain for five years as he fought extradition to the United States which sought to prosecute him for revealing military secrets.
He has agreed to plead guilty to a single count of conspiracy to obtain and disseminate national defense information, according to a document filed in court in the Northern Mariana Islands in the Pacific.
Assange is scheduled to appear in the US territory on Wednesday morning local time.
Tucker Carlson: “Julian Assange embarrassed virtually everyone in power in Washington and humiliated Hillary Clinton. Pretty much everyone in Washington has reason to hate Assange.” pic.twitter.com/NReFyIESCR
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