according to wikileaks, assange flew to australia, the country where he was born. regardless of what people think of mr. assange's activities, the case has dragged on too long, his further imprisonment will do no good, and we want him to return to his homeland, australia. swedish prosecutors accused assange of rape, which he denied. in the end, the charges were dropped. from everything it follows that the founder of wikileaks pleaded guilty to one criminal case, but because of the term spent in a british prison, he will escape. imprisonment in the united states. but let's remember in more detail how it all started and how the name of julin asansh spread all over the world. in 2006, assange created an organization known as wikileaks, which over the course of its existence published millions of classified documents covering everything from the film industry to national security, weapons, and soldiers around the world. four years later, in... year , a video recording of an american military man was made public on the website a helicopter showing the killing of more th

and there was quite an odd feeling in wikileaks where we were the exposed face. about 24 and i had more experience than most people there, and the papers kind of had us sitting in front of them and the criticism. it was assange who got the criticism from hillary clinton, from all the rest. we did feel a bit like a sort of shield being used to help the papers with it. but you were getting this incredible data dump. yes. and it should be said, there were some real horrors revealed in that. if anyone listening or watching hasn't looked at the collateral murder video, as this helicopter footage was known, it's deeply shocking. two reutersjournalists are shot, but someone's driving past, and i happened to know you had two young children in the car, sees people shot on the ground and stops to help them, as any, like, hu...you know, what a courageous thing to do. and that's grounds enough for him to be shot from the air in front of his children, who, mercifully, survived. so it was really important... but it's utterly there. the iraq war logs detailed 109,000 deaths. yo

wikileaks released wikilea ks released this wikileaks released this footage showing the founder leavingn airport at 5pm local time. the guilty plea, said to be finalised on wednesday, will settle the outstanding legal matters with the us government. julian assange will not spend any time in custody because he will receive credit for the approximately five years he has spent in a british prison fighting extradition to the us. julian assange was charged with conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information. for years the us has argued that the wikileaks files with disclose information about afghan and iraqi operations by the us, place lies it risks. we are judged by nomia iqbal. there was about the agreement. although he has been injail in the uk since 2019, the actual story ofjulian assange has been running for more than a decade, hazarded? his wikileaks website rose to prominence in 2010. you mentioned this bridge that the american it was the largest of its kind in us military history. wikileaks military history. wikilea ks released military history. wikileaks released mor

you have to read it. >> we love wikileaks. boy, they have really -- wikileaks.ve really revealed a lot. >> i love reading those wikileaks. >> now, this just came out. this just came out. wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> once trump was in office, his first attorney general, jeff sessions, called arresting assange a priority. and the trump doj prepared charges represented to the 2010 publication of diplomatic cables in iraq and afghanistan war documents to wikileaks. by the time assange was arrested in 2019, donald trump conveniently changed his tune, claiming to know nothing about wikileaks, the website he once said he loved. the biden administration is the third administration to try to deal with julian assange. the obama justice department determined that the first amendment questions around publishing classifying documents made bringing charges difficult. as for the current plea deal, the justice department has dropped a majority of the 17 violations of the espionage act and a hacking charge against assange as part of the deal. the sentence will be the time he

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now the world sensation, wikileaks founder, julian asanche, has left the uk.st published frames show how a clean-shaven asansh holds a piece of paper and a pen in his hands, then climbs the ramp onto the plane at stanster airport. in a british prison, belmassh, asansh spent 1901 days. before that , he hid asansh for 7 years. from the us prosecution at the ecuadorian embassy in london, but the 15-year ordeal is not over yet, as nbc notes asansh must plead partially guilty as part of a deal with prosecutors and the us on a single charge out of eighteen, conspiracy to obtain disclosure. about us national defense. according to court documents, such a deal allows. the united states is in the eastern pacific ocean, and sange has already flown there. the meaning of the deal like this: assange pleads guilty, and the united states, in turn, will not demand his extradition. the free world seems to be celebrating victory, although the assange story is not a victory. and a bitter defeat for the whole world, that is , for the individual, for a person, of course, it is good

— the actions of wikileaks — the actions of wikileaks and mr assange.ile that with things at the state department may have said more recently. i think you'll probably need to talk to representatives of that state department about that. but it comes back to, i think, for many australians, the importance of press freedom, which we see as being under threat in this country. we see it as being under threat in the uk and us as well. it is very important that journalists uk and us as well. it is very important thatjournalists have important that journalists have the important thatjournalists have the right to tell inconvenient truths and to bring to the public attention things which are perhaps not, you know, may not be perceived by politicians as being in their best interests or the interests of government. free press, the free media is under threat globally. and we saw this particular case is emblematic of that and so i think that many australians that i hope people globally will gain height from the fact that in this instance we have seen the freedom of th

wikileaks released wikilea ks released this wikileaks released this footage showing the founder leaving the guilty plea, said to be finalised on wednesday, will settle the outstanding legal matters with the us government. julian assange will not spend any time in custody because he will receive credit for the approximately five years he has spent in a british prison fighting extradition to the us. julian assange was charged with conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information. for years the us has argued that the wikileaks

feel i think the work that wikileaks and the work that julian did it's historical. now, we can see that some of the cables that wikileaks late to actually lead to the end of the iraq war the video, the collateral murder video that exposed reuters journalists being killed by helicopter gunship in baghdad i think those are historical moments historical publications that went all around the world torturing guantanamo bay as well as corruption in the banking system. toxic waste dumping this is a legacy of wikileaks and julian assange i think it's part of history now, so looking back and having regrets i'm not inclined to do that myself. so i don't think julian is either i think you make an important point about just the sheer scale of what was uncovered and reported on over the course of time because of wikileaks to that point. >> and i know there are more immediate concerns, but in terms of next steps, have you talked about maybe going back to a wikileaks type of activity with him as you expressed any desire to go back to what he was doing prior to all of us know, he h

asan, founder wikileaks after compliance.arly in the morning, a plane landed in the moscow region, on which 90 of our soldiers returned home, they were released from captivity, where they were in mortal danger, the kiev regime in front of... the same number of soldiers of the ukrainian armed forces. exchange took place through the mediation of the united arab emirates, the russian ministry of defense reported. the worst for our military is behind us. the main desire now is to hug loved ones, thoughts about whom helped to hold on all this time. alexander lyakin met an important board. the military transport il-76 landed in the moscow region. there are 90 military personnel on board, each of them spent from several weeks to several months in captivity. well, the transport doors are opening. without words, hello, i was exchanged, that’s it, yes, i’m in russia, i say hello to all my family, i have everything is fine, alive and well, where the planes take off from is kept secret, especially after the ukrainians shot down an il-76

a plane believed to be carrying the wikileaks founder landed in bangkok a short time ago. years and continue continentals for revealing state secrets. cbs's jarred hill is joining us live with these really new developments. jarred, what's going on. >> this has been a years-long saga. we're expecting julian assange overnight -- at least tomorrow to face a u.s. commonwealth judge tomorrow. assange has long argued he only acted as a journalist when he published documents on the site wikileaks. now he's agreed to plead guilty to disclosing national defense information. >> reporter: video from wikileaks founder shows assange traveling from the uk. assange is expected to plead guilty tomorrow to one counts of espionage for his role in one of the biggest leaks of classified information recent u.s. history. the u.s. prosecutors are giving him credit for serving a little more than five years behind bars in london. he would have faced life in prison if convicted of 18 koimts, most under the is pa nan act, for conspiring with army intelligence officer chelsea manning over documents i

so, the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, has been released from prison and left the uk. the high court in london released him on bail after 5 years in a maximum security prison . it is known that the journalist is now flying to australia. american media claim that assange entered into a plea agreement with the us attorney's office and, thanks to this, was released . let me remind you that the states accused journalists of espionage due to the publication of official reports. materials about the wars in afghanistan and iraq. for these charges, asanju faced up to 175 years in prison. conclusions. foreign politicians and journalists have already commented on asandzh’s release. thus, the president of colombia, gustav petra, congratulated the journalist and called his imprisonment an attack on freedom of the press on a global scale. former us attorney general robert kennedy said that the american government should erect a monument to assange in washington. as a lesson about the importance of freedom of speech. tucker carlson believes that assange was able to turn back history

the espionage act, assange reveal state secrets about america's wars on his website wikileaks. us prosecutors have been trying to get him back on american soil to face charges for years, but as jared hill explains the plea deal he has agreed to sign will take place. on a remote island in the western pacific ocean. wikileaks posted this photo of julian assange early tuesday on board a flight with the caption moving closer to freedom. assange left the uk last night, headed to northern mariana islands a u. s territory about 3000 miles north of his home in australia. he's expected to plead guilty tomorrow to 1 count of espionage. for his role in 1 of the biggest leaks of classified information. in recent us history. us prosecutors are giving him credit for serving a little more than 5 years behind bars in london, he would have faced life in prison if convicted of 18 counts. most under the espionage act for conspiring with former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning to steal classified documents relating to the iraq and afghanistan wars in 2010. >>1 takeaway here is that the us

the work that wikileaks has done is historically significant. the data that wikileaks published directly led to the end of the war in iraq. i'm talking about a video of a helicopter shooting killing people and journalists in baghdad. i think this is a historical moment, a historical publication that has spread around the world. comrade kim chinin does entrance on the pacific chessboard . the dprk is testing a hypersonic missile, it was launched from the surrounding area. hinyana flew 250 km and fell into the waters of the eastern coast of north korea. the fact of the launch was confirmed by the south korean military and the japanese coast guard. the previous tests were carried out by strada. may, the first reports about phinyang’s hypersonic program appeared at the beginning of twenty-two, then, according to official reports, the missile hit a target at a distance of 100 km. this was confirmed by the south korean chiefs of staff committee, noting that there is no evidence yet that the projectile was hypersonic. rumors that putin transferred the

the wikileaks founderjulian assange hasjust landed in a remote us territory in the pacific, where he'llace a final court hearing — and then should be free — we're there live. kanpai. and the king and queen welcome japan's emperor and empress at a buckingham palace banquet at the start of a state visit. coming up on the bbc news... coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and abroad. good evening. a fifth conservative figure is now being investigated by the gambling commission over alleged bets on the timing of the general election. the conservative party has withdrawn its support for two candidates, craig williams and laura saunders. now russell george, a conservative member of the welsh parliament, is being looked into as well. and labour has suspended one of its candidates, kevin craig, who admitted he had bet against himself losing in a suffolk constituency. and now a cabinet minister has said he was joking when he told the bbc he'd won more than £2,000 on the timing of the election. more on that in a moment, but here's our political editor chris mason. this is

en otrinformacn,lian e wikileaks, ya estÁ fue de la un aerdo de culpabilidad con estados unidos. a australi. >> recordemos un poco el caso de este periodista y editor de 52 aÑos. como sabemos, fue el fundador de wikileaks y estÁ acusado de conspirar para obtener y divulgar informaciÓn que es clasificada. se enfrentaba a 18 cargos por espionaje que llevarÍan una condena de hasta 175 aÑos. en 2012 se autoexiliÓ en la embajada de ecuador en londres. allÍ fue arrestado por la policÍa britÁnica en 2019 y recluido en una prisiÓn de alta seguridad. pero quÉ ha ocurrido con Él en las Últimas 24 horas? es loue queres saber. >> miriam arias ha estado siguiendo esta noticia muy buenas tardes. a dÓnde estÁ ahora miriam? nicole. octavio. >> buenas tardes. ha pasado mucho en esas Últimas 24 horas y bueno, sabemos que este es un caso que hemos estado siguiendo ya por mÁs de una dÉcada, que hoy parece estar muy cerca de concluir. assange va rumbo a un territorio estadounidense. ahÍ se espera que se declare culpable de un cargo de conspiraciÓn relacionado a la defensa nacional del paÍs. todo como

what is wikileaks created by julianne asanche?onest journalist, with the help of literally several people, decided on his knees to create a resource on which to publish, from nowhere received tons of truckloads of secret documents from the united states of america. there is already some kind of inconsistency; if someone creates such a resource, it will not work for even a week. and most importantly, no one in the world knows or will find out. that such a resource has been created, this requires media focus, look, a secret document has been published, here is another secret document, here are another 150,000 secret documents, that is, wikileaks is a project, and a project not of honest fighters against the world behind the scenes, but a project , on my look, american intelligence agencies, how does it work? is taken by a naive, corrupt, no matter what julian asansh, they give him... tons of honest fighters, who at one time by the truckload are most likely actually used, guiding them along the right track, as soon as they are no lon

we start this hour with the news that the wikileaks founderjulian assange has left the uk after beingeleased on bailfrom prison after accepting a plea deal with us prosecutors. it follows a near six—year legal battle. court documents show that mr assange has agreed to plead guilty to one charge of conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information. overnight, wikileaks posted this video on x, showing mr assange after he left belmarsh prison in london on monday. he is then driven to stansted airport before boarding a flight. the guilty plea is due to be confirmed on wednesday when mr assange will appear in front of a court in the northern mariana islands, a us territory in the pacific. he is then expected to return home to his native australia. julian assange spent seven years held up inside the ecuadorian embassy in london as washington tried to extradite him over the wikileaks files — which disclosed confidential documents about the iraq and afghanistan wars in what turned out to be one of the biggest leaks of national security in american history. he was arrested in apri

this short video is the first evidence that wikileaks founder juliana nasanche is at large.rt from belmarsh prison, where he had been held for the last 5 years, and boarded a private jet at london airport. julian assassin is free, having left belmarsh maximum security prison on the morning of june 24th after serving 1,901 days. based on documents appearing in the british press, asansh is due to stand trial on the pacific island of saipan, which is under american jurisdiction. the founder of wikileaks made a deal with american authorities, pleading guilty to one charge of espionage. the us attorney's office should seek a 5-year prison sentence for him. based on their own political interests. it seems that now is the time for the biden administration to take action, since this is exactly what trump would do if he returned to office. asanshe's prosecution lasted more than 13 years. he was forced to spend seven of them in captivity in the london embassy of ecuador, from where he was taken out by british police in 2019 after betraying the ecuadorian authorities. created by assang

the question is how these documents got into wikileaks, and naturally, wikileaks claims that this hasmaybe this is true, or maybe the russians did it through someone, an intermediary, yes, so, maybe wikileaks says the truth or believes that he is telling the truth, but this does not mean that russia was not there, but the problem is that there are many people who will not say this publicly, but will tell it to you personally, and this is... an evidentiary persecution that has taken over the whole our politics, but what really worried me was the existing agenda of blaming russia for all the troubles to such an extent that americans again began to perceive russia as a mortal enemy, when even american diplomats could not communicate with russian diplomats in washington, everyone was afraid to meet with russians, as they would be called russian spies. you are talking about a country with the largest nuclear arsenal, and i am convinced that there is a direct connection between the lies. we are pushing the world towards nuclear war. even joe biden said that the world is now much closer to a

at that time, the founder of wikileaks was hiding from the americans.cuador in london, in 2017 the couple had a son, gabriel. a year and a half later , the youngest max was born. relatives only rarely visited assange in prison, and until now they had no opportunities to truly be together. according to the new york times, the journalist spent the last 5 years in solitary confinement. he did not leave her 23 hours a day, living surrounded by 232 books. food was also delivered to his cell. he ate separately from the rest of the prisoners for only one hour a day. decided to play sports in the prison yard. when osange was asked about his pallor, and he had not had the opportunity to go outside for more than 10 years, he laughed it off, saying that it was called prison pallor. now it's clear why during the flight, asansh practically stayed glued to the window, watching the sky. however, not everyone in the united states was ready to share this simple human joy. former vice president mike pence made no secret of his outrage at the man who told the world about

the founder of wikileaks partially admitted guilt, the us attorney's office withdrew its claim.left the courthouse, refused to comment, and immediately went to the airport to fly home to australia. what is the real price of freedom, elizaveta gerson found out. kristin hrafenson, editor-in-chief of wikileaks, told the guardian that asan was woken up. night, handcuffed him and gave him the final slap on the head on behalf of the british establishment, namely, they placed him in a cramped corner in the car, where he sat 3 hours on the way to stanstat airport, escorted by six police cars and a helicopter, fearing that he would escape on his way to freedom. at an english airport, the journalist , without luggage, was put on a private plane, which he had not ordered to be sent to the northern mariana islands, and again he was slapped on the head. they demanded half a million dollars for jet sasanj's rent; he, who left prison 3 hours ago, did not have that kind of money with him, and the australian government paid for the flight on credit. wikileaks has opened a collection to pay off d

it feels like it's not real. >> it was this footage released by wikileaks in 2010 that brought julian international attention. it shows an american helicopter shooting unarmed iraqi civilians. it was part of a flood of classified material, milary files and diplomatic cables spilled by wikileaks that year. an arrest warrant was issued. sweden wanted to question him about allegations of sexual assault made by two women. to avoid extradition he sought refuge in ecuador's london embassy. he spent seven years there, but in 2019 a dramatic moment as he is dragged out after the ecuadorian government with his political assignment -- asylum. soon it was the americans asking for his extradition. he fought against it in the courts and lost. his extradition was approved in 2022 but julian assange appealed until this deal allowed him to fly out of the u.k. we don't know the full detail of the negotiations to secure his release, but australia, his home country, had been pushing hard for it. the charges were first brought under donald trump. mike pence said julian assange endangered lives and should

so his wikileaks website rose to prominence in 2010.ou mentioned there this breach that the americans said was the largest of its kind in us military history. wikileaks released more than 90,000 classified military documents on the afghanistan war and also released more than 400,000 secret documents on the iraq war and he's long been accused of putting american operatives�* lives at risk. as you mentioned,a almost all the charges that he faced were under this espionage act, and he won't spend any time in the us, once again, as the plea, expected to be finalised later this week, because it is roughly equivalent to the amount of time that he has spent in the uk fighting extradition to the us. as you said, this has been running for such a long time. we're notjust talking specifically about the court case. how significant is this agreement? i think it's a big, big moment. especially forjulian assange�*s advocates. he has a lot of, you know, allies who believe that he was just doing the job of a journalist by releasing all these documents. t

the papers signed by the wikileaks founder appear to be related to his release on bail.sdiction can put a final point in this matter, but if everything goes as planned, the court hearing will take place tomorrow, after which. the australian journalist will officially be released. the case of sanzha has long been a household name; it all started in 2010, when the wikileaks website he founded published video footage of the execution of civilians in iraq by the american military. afterwards there were several more high-profile leaks, including information about the wiretapping of foreign leaders by us intelligence services, the publication of letters from the democratic party, the same one after which russia was accused of interfering in the american elections. for absolutely. the dirty laundry of the american government, but for the most part he was a hero who pulled the light for exposing the crimes of himself and was declared a criminal. julian was put under guard because he fought for freedom of speech and publication, this is the basis of democracy. i have just been re

at one point just flat-out crowing "i love wikileaks."p's justice department indicted julian assange, trump claimed he knew nothing about this organization. the biden administration is the third u.s. administration to try to figure out what to do with julian assange. the obama justice department ultimately decided that the first amendment issues were basically too thorny. when the trump justice department indicted assange in 2019, many people feared it would have a chilling effect on the ability of journalists to report on national security and classified information. that said, lots of other people argued that what julian assange was doing was something other than journalism. but when it came to the biden administration, it seems they just wanted to figure out a way to put this case to bed, and they have figured something out. and so on wednesday, in a very unlikely spot in the middle of the pacific, the long saga of julian assange versus the united states and the united states versus julian assange looks like it is set to come to an end

it was this footage released by wikileaks in 2010 that brought julian assange international attentionood of classified material, military files and diplomatic cables, spilt by wikileaks that year. months later, an international arrest warrant was issued. sweden wanted to his question him about allegations of sexual assault made by two women. to avoid extradition, he sought refuge in ecuador�*s london embassy. he spent seven years there, but in 2019, a dramatic moment, as he's dragged out after the ecuadorian government withdrew his political asylum. he's jailed for skipping bail, and soon it was the americans asking for his extradition. backed by his supporters, he fought against it in the courts and lost. his extradition was approved in 2022. butjulian assange kept appealing until finally this deal allowed him to fly out of the uk. we don't know the full details of the negotiations to secure his release, but australia, his home country, had been pushing hard for it. the charges were first brought under donald trump. his former vice president, mike pence, said julian assange had endan

wikileaks founder julian assange is out of prison and may not have to go back.ks shared video tonight of assange boarding a flight out of the uk ahead of a court appearance where he's expected to accept a plea deal for years now, the us has fought to prosecute assange over wikileaks publication of classified documents, federal court documents show assange has agreed to plead guilty to a single felony. in exchange, prosecutors would credit his time served in a london prison. today marks two years since the supreme court overturned roe v wade. the biden campaign held multiple events today attacking threats to abortion rights, and former president trump. over the weekend, trump once again took credit for helping overturn abortion access, though he stopped short of supporting a national ban. abortion remains a major issue for voters, and likely a big topic in the presidential debate, set for thursday night. >> a santa cruz based air taxi company just hit a big milestone. the company joby announced the faa has authorized its software. the company wants to provide on

we haven't seen asanj for many years, this video was published by wikileaks.u can see the car here in which he travels to stansted airport, as he sits in the waiting room and boards a private jet. he looks surprisingly well, he boarded the plane. after spending 23 hours a day in a 2m x 3m cell, he only saw 1 hour of sunlight a day while imprisoned in london for 5 years. he looks surprisingly good after this, although of course we only have these short shots. far out in the pacific ocean are the northern mariana islands, they are very far from here, they are much closer to australia than the united states, and this proximity plays a decisive role in the larger story. at 9:00 am local time. in the northern mariana islands , julian asanche will stand trial at the us federal courthouse in saipan after pleading guilty to one count of unlawfully obtaining and disclosing national security materials. and what really matters is that after he pleads guilty, he will be allowed to fly home to his native australia, a free man. it's great that julian asanche will finally be

wikileaks dropped 400,000 classified documents, that the pentagon said risked u.s.mants' lives. they were leaked by u.s. army intelligence analyst chelsea manning, who was later convicted under the espionage act. in 2010, he was arrested by british authorities after two swedish women accused him of sexual assault, charges later dropped. and after failing to make bail, he fled into ecuador's embassy in london, where he remained for seven years. >> as wikileaks stands under threat, so does the freedom of expression. >> wikileaks has released what appears to be transcripts. nick: in 2016, wikileaks posted documents that russian intelligence had hacked from the hillary clinton campaign. clinton said it helped lead to her defeat. >> he has to answer for what he has done, at least what's been charged. nick: by 2019, a u.s. grand jury indicted assange on 18 counts including espionage, the embassy evicted him, and british authorities arrested for bail violation. a free speech crusader to his allies, a threat to national security to his critics. assange will now be able to w

the founder of wikileaks started out by being interested in programming, but very quickly became what is called a hacker. hacked websites and published information not intended for the general public, often from a sense of justice, for example, helped the police identify criminals who were stored on computers. child pornography, world fame came to asanju in 2006 in connection with the launch of the wikileaks website, made on the principle of wikipedia. anyone could leak dirt on anyone through it. the resource was reliably protected. it was impossible to remove published material from it, and the swedish company on whose site the main server was located gave a guarantee that the site would never be closed at the request of the court. in 2007, the guardian published members of the family of former kenyan president daniel sensational material about corruption among orapa moi. in 2010, american serviceman bradley mening sent wikileaks thousands of classified us army documents, including the iraqi dossier on torture at guantanamo bay prison. one of the videos clearly showed helicopters fir

, i love wikileaks. >> wikileaks published hacked emails from d&c staffers and presidential candidate hillary clinton's campaign over time, his relationship with his host soured ecuador revoked his asylum in 2009 teen and london police arrested him on an extradition warrant, lead us justice department to face a conspiracy charge 17 new counts under the espionage act followed, accusing assange of publishing information that risks the lives of confidential us sources. and endangered national security this swedish charges were dropped later that year, but assange was sentenced to prison for violating his bail conditions and spent five years fighting his extradition to the us, mostly isolated at belmarsh high security prison. >> two years ago, he married his lawyer and mother of his to children's stella maris inside jail his plea deal with the us on a remote pacific island, a final twist in this tail recognition that he's paid his dues because sebastien cnn, london thanks to see it as claire sebastian for that report coming up, the debate expectations game, how the biden and trump teams a

wikileaks founder juliansh released on bail from a london prison.bout the main thing for this minute in the studio ilya fedorovtsev. hello. seven victims of the shelling in sevastopol, including three children, were discharged from the hospital. the regional governor announced this today. meanwhile, in medical institutions in moscow 22 people remain. they were transported to the capital the day before by a special flight from the ministry of emergency situations. some patients go to the hospital. they were delivered by helicopter, people had numerous shrapnel wounds, among the victims were 12 children, two in critical condition, one of the wounded was hospitalized at the pirogovo surgery center, today at the opening of a new radiotherapy department, the head of the ministry of health mikhail murashko visited there. there is one patient here, we went to him, during the explosion, he covered his ten-year-old son’s child with his body, so he received a shrapnel wound. more three patients are now being prepared for surgery at the skleifasovsky institute

the last formality in the deal between the founders of wikileaks and justice.g, the journalist partially admitted guilt in exchange for punishment, which is fully covered by the years already spent. for the last 5 years, as reported by the media, asansh is 23 spent hours a day in his cell, only an hour a day he was allowed to exercise, in case of extradition, as the states sought, he would have faced a total of 175 years in prison, all because of high-profile revelations about the crimes of americans in iraq, afghanistan, espionage and secret prisons. at the trial, julyan assange stated that he acted in accordance with the us constitution, specifically the first amendment. freedom of speech, also admitted that the espionage law was still violated; in his opinion, the amendment to the espionage law contradicts each other to a friend. it is of vital importance to donate blood to save others. today , state duma deputies did this in the mobile complex of the bakulev center for cardiovascular surgery. donor blood is always needed, and especially now it is needed by

the wikileaks story is confusing, and i agree with you, vyacheslav alekseevich, that this is probablynd him? services are incompatible things, yes, because this was how it was or that was, so they muddied something in this story, muddied, muddied, nothing it didn't work out, apparently. true facts that no one dares to dispute, this is actually a crime against humanity, when civilians were killed in iraq and afghanistan, i would say that snowden revealed a global network, surveillance and so on, asanja and wikileaks had a lot of such more that is there any human information when the american military simply behaves like animals and kills? analysis and there were the most famous shots, when they shoot at people , laugh, yes, and then it turns out that all this in general it was, it was by mistake, it was all revealed, these facts will remain with us, we can’t ignore them, these are the terrible footage that wikileaks shows, but in fact the most monstrous thing is that when wikileaks first started publishing these the data was piecemeal, well, the western media took it, because... they d

the founder of wikileaks, juliana asanche, is free. whistleblowing journalist has left london's belmersh prison, it has emerged today. footage has appeared online where asansh, for the first time in many years, without an escort, goes to the plane and climbs on board. the day before, a london court decided to release the journalist on bail. the assistant spent more than 5 years in a maximum security prison, in a 2x3 m cell. all this time, the british authorities were considering the issue of his extradition to the united states. there he was charged with a whole list of charges and faces life imprisonment. according to information. press lawyers agreed to a deal with the american prosecutor's office on a partial admission of guilt by their client in exchange for punishment in the form of time already served. such an agreement must be legally formalized in the court of the northern mariana islands, this is the jurisdiction of the united states. asansh is scheduled to be there on wednesday. according to agence france-presse, the plane wi

the founder of the notorious wikileaks website arrived on the island of saipan in the pacific ocean ate jet. the journey was quite long, the business jet made an intermediate landing for refueling in bangkok. the tropical island where asansh flew belongs to the united states. there he will have to complete the deal previously concluded with the american fimida. the founder of wikileaks will appear in court, but is also expected to plead guilty to conspiracy to illegally obtain classified information related to national issues. us defense. as a punishment, asanju was promised to count the time he had already spent behind bars. the ministry of justice assured that immediately after the end of the court hearing the journalist will receive freedom and the right to fly home to australia. the case against asandzh was opened in the united states in 2010 after the wikileaks website published documents about nato operations in afghanistan. fearing extradition , assange spent 7 long years on the territory of the ecuadorian embassy in london, but then... was extradited to the british, from 2019

, and naturally, wikileaks claims that this has nothing to do with russia, maybe it is so, maybe theomeone, and an intermediary, yes, so, maybe wikileaks is telling the truth or believes that it is telling the truth, but that doesn’t mean that russia wasn’t there, but the problem is that... there are a lot of people who won't say this publicly, but they will tell you privately, and these are people with connections, that they categorically do not believe that the russians were involved. for example, aan mate is one of the most informed people on this issue, but there is almost no evidence of russian involvement. exactly, for example, this company turned out to be a crowdstrike, a company carrying out propaganda for the democratic party. the fbi deliberately withheld a lot of key information. i'm not saying that it wasn't the russians who hacked, but if after everything we've already seen, you don't doubt all these statements that are being so furiously pushed into your head, then you're a very naive person. and there are so many blind spots in this story, in my opinion, the main prob

wikileaks founder julian assange is out of prison and may not have to go back.ileaks shared video tonight of assange boarding a flight out of the uk ahead of a court appearance where he's expected to accept a plea deal for years now, the us has fought to prosecute assange over wikileaks publication of classified documents, federal court documents show assange has agreed to plead guilty to a single felony. in exchange, prosecutors would credit his time served in a london prison. today marks two years since the supreme court overturned roe v wade. the biden campaign held multiple events today attacking threats to abortion rights, and former president trump. over the weekend, trump once again took credit for helping overturn abortion access, though he stopped short of supporting a national ban. abortion remains a major issue for voters, and likely a big topic in the presidential debate, set for thursday night. >> a santa cruz based air taxi company just hit a big milestone. the company joby announced the faa has authorized its software. the company wants to provide

wikileaks founder julian assange is wikileaks founderjulian assange is expected to plead guilty thisface no new prison time. more on our website. goodbye for now. hello there. we saw the heat really building to start the new week in the sunshine. let me show you the picture from earlier on on monday in aberdeenshire. aboyne saw temperatures of 27 degrees on monday, making it the hottest day of the year so far in scotland. we also had our hottest day in northern ireland and in england — it was only wales that was missing out. temperatures reached 28 celsius in london — could get even hotter in the next few days. not so for scotland, northern ireland. tuesday will be cooler, and in the next few days, cooler, fresher air will push in from the northwest with a few showers. but the heat and humidity will linger for longer in england and wales. and into tuesday, we�*ve got more sunshine for england and wales, this cloud in the west tending to break up, but the cloud in northern england could trigger one or two showers over the pennines. looking mostly dry but cloudier in northern ireland.

the question is how these documents got into wikileaks, and naturally, wikileaks claims that this has nothing to do with russia, maybe this is true, or maybe the russians did it through someone, an intermediary, yes, so, maybe wikileaks is telling the truth or believes that it is telling the truth, but this does not mean that russia it wasn't there, but the problem is that there are a lot of people who won't say this publicly, but they will tell it to you privately, and these are people. with connections that they categorically do not believe in russian involvement, for example, aranmate, one of the most informed people on this issue, but there is almost no evidence of russian involvement, exactly, for example, this company turned out to be a crowdstrike, a company that carries out propaganda for the democratic party, the fbi intends to hide a lot of key information, i’m not saying that it wasn’t the russians who hacked, but if after all that... evidence-based persecution that took over our entire politics, but what really worried me was the existing agenda of blaming russia for all t

wikileaks founder juliana sanch will appear in court on the island of saipan tomorrow.s expected to partially admit guilty as part of a deal with american prosecutors. let me remind you that earlier, an australian journalist was released from prison and left the uk. alexander khabarov will tell you what punishment now faces the person who told the world about us war crimes. this short video is the first evidence that wikileaks founder juliana asanche is at large. he was released on bail by an english court from belmersh prison, where he had been held for the last 5 years, and boarded a private jet at london airport stanstet. julian assassin is free, having left belmarsh maximum security prison on the morning of june 24th after serving 1,901 days. based on documents appearing in the british press, asansh is due to appear in court on the pacific island of saipan, which is under american jurisdiction. the island was chosen due to its proximity to australia, of which assange is a citizen. the founder of wikileaks made a deal with american authorities, pleading guilty to one

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