WikiLeaks' Assange Remains at Risk, Warns Ex-UK Envoy to RT
US Justice Department's Unveiled Indictment
In a recent interview with RT, the former UK envoy to Russia, Sir Andrew Wood, expressed concerns for the safety of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, emphasizing that he remains in danger despite the latest developments in his legal battle. This comes after the US Justice Department unsealed an indictment against Assange.
Assange's Legal Victory in the UK
On Tuesday, Assange secured a significant win in his prolonged legal pursuit in the UK. However, his extradition to the US is still being considered.
Albanese's Renewed Appeal for Assange's Release
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reiterated his previous request for Assange's release from detention. Albanese believes that Assange should be brought back to Australia, where he could face any potential charges.
Assange's Family History
Assange's mother, Christine Assange, has recently disputed media reports regarding her son's previously undisclosed family background. The reports, which claimed that Assange had a secret family in Russia, have been dismissed by his mother as inaccurate.
Contrasting Views on Assange
Opinions on Assange remain divided, with some viewing him as a defender of free speech and others criticizing his actions as reckless. The ongoing debate surrounding Assange's role highlights the complex nature of his case.
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