WikiLeaks founder Assange reassured Ecuadorian embassy

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange took refuge in the Ecuadoran embassy in London, UK, for six years in a world-wide response to secret documents. But his shelter is now at risk, CNN said.

The British authorities said that the information has been confirmed from possible transfer-related individuals and multiple sources of possible offenders in the United States, according to the US media.

Earlier, it was claimed that Assange's position in the embassy was in danger. According to sources, Assange is now at 'risk'. His present situation is 'abnormal bad'. He can leave the embassy at any time. Either he will be forced to leave the embassy or he will be willing to leave the embassy so far from Benazle.

Assange's exit from embassy will benefit if US investigating officials There will be an opportunity for them to know what Assange knows,

Earlier, CNN's report in April last year had said that preparations for the arrest of Assange have been prepared for the arrest of the US intelligence agency. During the campaign in the US presidential election in 2016, they claim that the government has hacked the official e-mail of Democrat candidate for Hillary Clinton and spread it out to Russia.

Assange and his lawyers said that he was detained for 2,720 days without any complaint. In 53 days, he was completely isolated from external contact. No one was allowed to meet him. According to his lawyer, Assange has done nothing except publishing something that the established masses do every day - the evidence is that the authorities could not provide evidence.

Assange's lawyer Melinda Taylor told CNN that the concern remained the same since the first day. It is to be handed over to the United States when Assange comes out of the embassy.

WikiLeaks founder Assange reassured Ecuadorian embassy | Ecency