the us, in order to be released, julian assange had to plead guilty to illegal conspiracy to obtain andribute classified information as part of a deal with the justice department. today i am free not because the system worked. today i am free after many years of imprisonment because i admitted myself guilty of being a journalist, of seeking information. i pleaded guilty to receiving information from a source and i pleaded guilty to informing the public that this is. the founder of wikileaks, to five years already served in a british prison, accepted one of the eighteen charges brought against him, he was sentenced in custody, and asansh walked out of the courtroom a free man. i see more impunity, more secrecy, more retribution for telling the truth more self-censorship. it is difficult not to draw a line between the persecution of me by the us government, its crossing of the rubicon by international criminalization. get out of the enclosure, who needed exotic animals, maria valeeva found out. aviary pustkin guru does not leave the house, there are practically no visitors to the territor

. >>> and the "associated press" reports wikileaks founder julian assange said he was freed from a britishbecause he pleaded, quote, guilty to journalism. in his first public remarks since being released in june, assange told european lawmakers he pleaded guilty to seeking and obtaining information from a source and informing the public about that information. assange was freed after pleading guilty to violating the u.s. espionage act for obtaining and publishing american military secrets in a deal with the justice department. >>> ahead, possible new legal trouble for sean combs. dozens upon dozens of accusers could soon come forward with abuse allegations against the mogul. mogul. one thing we know is true: no matter race, gender, ethnicity... the need to screen when due... for colon cancer's a priority. indeed! everyone 45+ at average risk should screen for colon cancer. these folks are getting it done at home with me, cologuard. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positiv

julian assange today for the first time publicly explained some of the details of his deal with the uss release, the wikileaks founder, who spent years in a british prison, spoke before the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, but the organizers of the event immediately ignored the idea of ​​freedom of speech that assange was trying to talk about, journalists with russian passports were not allowed to listen to his speech, despite timely accreditation from france, a report from our european correspondent daria grigorova. on the steps of the council of europe, julia nasanj greets the assembled. supporters, this is his first public appearance since his release from custody. julian sanz arrived at the council of europe building to take part in a meeting of the human rights committee, but for this session, dedicated to freedom. he was so tired after his speech. julian felt it necessary to deliver this important report. he is still recovering, but made an exception. and now he will return to rehabilitation again. he sees, that assange's wife was giving an interview to a russian

julian assange spoke for the first time in freedom before the osce in strasbourg. what he began to talk about who tried to interfere. about 100. biden said that there will be no additional assistance to the victims. unknown people began to kidnap kangaroos from russian zoos. in just a week, three individuals disappeared, why would anyone need them. and we begin with the latest news from the middle east: iran launched missiles at israel. at this moment the jewish state is under heavy rocket fire. the idf expects 250 rockets to be launched in two waves. the israeli army has said it will do everything necessary to defend the state. citizens have been urged to take refuge in bomb shelters. iran's supreme leader khamenei is preparing an address to the nation. earlier today, israel launched airstrikes on beirut and damascus. our correspondents, denis davidov and sergey pashkov, are working in lebanon and beirut for israel. and now we have the opportunity to contact my colleague sergey pashkov, who is in touch with us by phone. sergey, hello. so, were there any hits on te

the only one who was punished for these war crimes was julian assange, and you know that. at the same time that obama was still fighting in afghanistan, he was simultaneously fighting al-qaeda in afghanistan and at the same time arming them in syria. al-qaeda's allies are called jabhat al-nusra. obama was giving them weapons to overthrow assad, about the regime who we were constantly lied to. and how did he do it? and by the way, we are still illegally occupying syria. and yes, kamala haris got it together by saying that we have no troops in the combat zones. the syrians don't want us there, it's an illegal occupation. why exactly did obama want a war in syria so much? the syria story has been going on for a long time, and the us started it back in the sixties. this is not about oil, it's about preventing the arabs from uniting, which would interfere with us financial interests. it's written about in this wonderful book. obama's rule was disastrous for libya as well, because hillary clinton, when she was secretary of state, wanted president obama to start this war, she fel

the resolution also states that the detention and conviction of julian assange had a negative impact on human rights, in addition, in the document the parliamentary assembly recalls the importance of freedom of the press, which ensures the proper functioning of a democratic state, while respecting the principles of the rule of law, etc., however, as is known, such documents of the council of europe are not binding on member states, and moreover, apparently they not particularly obligatory for the organization itself, since on this... but when during yesterday's committee meeting, the committee members start asking questions, it is clear that asange is already very tired, he says that he feels bad, that is, he is still recovering from his stay in a british prison, all the time next to him, during this visit, his wife stella, we managed to talk to her yesterday, this is what she told us about her husband's health, which was undermined by imprisonment in a british prison. how how does julian feel? was he so tired after his speech? julian felt it was necessary to give this important repo

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this was stated by julian assange himself, speaking at a conference in the council of europe. he also said that the conditions of detention in the american prison of one of the wikileaks informants are worse than guantanamo, asanshi touched on the topic. deal with the american authorities, the whistleblower admitted, he chose freedom instead of an impossible justice. justice is now out of the question for me because the us government insisted on entering into a plea agreement that i cannot sue the european court of human rights or even make a freedom of information act request for what was done to me as a result of the extradition request. i am not free because the system failed. i am free after years of imprisonment because i pleaded guilty to being a journalist, searched for information in sources, informed the public about this information. meanwhile, mark rutta officially assumed the post of nato secretary general. in this position, he replaced jens stoltenberg, who led the alliance for a record 10 years. well, the ceremony of transfer of powers took place at the headquart

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file a defiant julian assange has issued his first public remarks since being freed from a british jail. the wikileaks founder became infamous for his involvement of a massive breach of us classified military and diplomatic documents. sanaa clare sebastian that's been watching what he said because we're sort of looking he's going to take this forward, aren't way. >> well, i think that's the big question and we don't have an answer to that yet. but i think what is abundantly clear from his appearance today is that he does not plan to stay silent or fade into oblivion. that is not part of the plan. that's why he's emerged. now, only three months after his release in this plea deal with the u.s. despite growing that his sort of health and mental state has been severely impacted by this, that it has taken a massive toll which has made this appearance extremely difficult. and for the first time, he has now addressed that plea deal, which was the real sting in the tail of his freedom after 14 years, he claims of incarceration. the fact that he's still had to plead guilty to a one felony count

president rafael carrea, who gave asylum to assange, to the meeting, outside the council building europe, where his supporters unfurled a banner saying thank you julianice asked for it to be taken down. in an interview with us , activists say those who persecuted the wikileaks founder should go to jail. news from strasbourg, france. we return to news from the middle east. the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which reported the supposed results of missile launches on israel, allegedly hit a concentration of israeli armored vehicles in the gaza strip, energy infrastructure near ashkilon and dozens of f-35 aircraft. i repeat, all this is ksir data, which for obvious reasons we cannot yet confirm or deny. in addition, in tihran they again called today's strikes legitimate self-defense and threatened tel aviv with further escalation if it decides to respond militarily. well, in the meantime, according to israeli media. at the moment, all threats from iran have been eliminated, and no further attacks are expected, so citizens have been officially allowed to leave bomb shelters. what else is known? let's find out from the chief of our middle east bureau s