The unusual statement of Julian Assange's lawyer: "At least the cat was saved"

Julian Assange's cat, who for years accompanied the activist of the Embbady of Ecuador to London, was put saved and removed diplomatic seat in front of the founder of Wikileaks was arrested by the British police.

"At least the cat was saved, yes, it was delivered, I do not know if it was a friend, but he left the embbady, ​​maybe a few weeks ago" for the asylum to end, said the Australian activist's lawyer, Carlos Poveda.

At least seven officers removed from the Ecuadorian Embbady a modified Assange, looking fragile, with his hair and white beard, while he was being driven into a police van.

Among the rules that Ecuador imposed last year on the asylum of the founder of WikiLeaks, it was stated that he should take care of the welfare, feeding, grooming and care of his animal of company.

The arrest marks the end of one of the most dramatic meanders of Assange's hectic lifeBut his supporters argued that Ecuador's revocation of asylum was illegal and feared that it would end in the United States, which on Thursday laid charges of conspiracy against it. .

(With information from Reuters)