take place but chief prosecutors mary ann nye will now hope to come to london, both to interview julian asange and to be able to take oswab sample of his dna. if asang were to be facing trial in sweden, he could be extradited to the u.s.a where he was culpable of releasing thousands of files. british taxpayer tens of millions of dollars. jonah hull, al jazeera london. >> earlier in the day al jazeera spoke for kristin arafnussen. he said the decision could have taken longer. >> i feel outraged it took so long to coming to this. four years ago the swedish prosecutor could take a step to finish this phase of her inquiry by interviewing julian asange instead ofsangeinstead of wasting four years of his life and 1,000 days in the embassy. >> thank you very much for your time. do you have any information on the timing of this when asange may be questioned by the swedish prosecutors? >> no, i don't. it's amazing to me that kristin just said that it took four years to do this. asange lost his passport, he has been in custody for a thousand days and now they decide to question him and let me just say i

. >> swedish prosecutors say they are ready to fly olondon to question julian asange. jonah hull reports. >> reporter: at the ecuadorian embassy, from his almost three year confinement inside, julian asange is said to have welcomed a swedish prosecutor's request to question him here. allegations of rape he's always denied saying the sexual encounters in question were consential. >> we say this is evidence that we were right all the time, that the prosecutor was wrong all the time and we welcome her neive. >> ininitiative. >> in 2012, asange requested a sighasylum while on bail. >> it isn't clear when this meeting will take place bus chief prosecutor mary ann nye hopes to be able to interview julian asange and to stay a swab sample of his dna. he could then be extradited to the united states where an investigation is ongoing into wikileaks 2010 release of hundreds of thousands of classified military and diplomatic files. no charges have yet been filed in sweden while in britain his embassy watch so far has cost the british taxpayer tens of millions of dollars. >> find a