Assange, two steps away from extradition | The Minister …

British Interior Minister Sajid Javid confirmed on Thursday that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's request for extradition to the United States had been signed and that he was wanted for a twenty counts of indictment, including espionage. The Australian arrested in England will face tomorrow in a London court hearing again to avoid delivery to the United States, which accuses him of conspiring to flee into the Pentagon's confidential files.

In May, a jury in Virginia (USA) filed 18 new charges against Assange, accused of spying and publishing highly confidential documents, which could result in a 170-year sentence, according to the Washington Post.

Javid was satisfied with Assange's prison. "I am very happy that the police finally captured him and that he is now imprisoned for violating British law," he told British BBC television.

"Yesterday, I signed the extradition order, I certified it and it will be presented to the court tomorrow," added the minister, who said that it is the only way to do it. is the court that now has "the final decision" on the future of Assange.

Another English official, a member of the Interior Ministry, said Assange had been arrested "in connection with a US request for extradition, charged with crimes including unauthorized declbadification" information about national defense ".

On May 2, the Australian rejected his delivery to the United States. defending his commitment to journalism "that has protected many people". Earlier, on Day 1, another London court, the Southwark District Court, sentenced him to 50 weeks in prison for violating the conditions of his parole in 2012.

Assange violated the conditions of his parole when, on June 19, 2012, he fled to the Embbady of Ecuador in London not to be taken to Sweden, which led him to his home. required in connection with alleged badual crimes.

After extinguishing all legal resources in the country, he went to the previous Ecuadorian government of Rafael Correa, which allowed him to take refuge in his embbady in London for nearly seven years.

The Australian has always claimed that he feared that Sweden would deliver it to the United States, where his life would be in danger. On April 11, Assange was arrested by British agents shortly after the current Ecuadorian President, Lenin Moreno, ended the diplomatic asylum.

USA accuses the conspiracy militant of infiltrating the Pentagon's computer systems with clbadified information.

According to Washington, in March 2010, the Australian had coordinated his activities with ex-soldier Chelsea Manning, then Intelligence Analyst at the Defense Department of the Department of Defense, under the name of Bradley Manning, so to access confidential government documents.

This tandem allowed WikiLeaks to disclose more than 700,000 confidential documents containing information about the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as cables from the US State Department. This mbadive disclosure of reserved information has dealt a blow to American diplomacy.