In 2010, WikiLeaks exposed a huge number of secret documents about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, which disgraced the U.S. government. Subsequently, the United States began to liquidate Assange, the founder of "WikiLeaks", and for more than a decade, Assange was "upside down".
Assange was "blacklisted" by the United States after WikiLeaks exposed the secrets of the U.S. government, and in 2012, Assange hid in the Ecuadorian embassy in Britain while on bail. In April 2019, Ecuador stopped providing assange with asylum, and British police arrested him for violating bail regulations. In May 2019, U.S. prosecutors charged Assange with 17 counts of espionage and 1 count of computer misuse. On 20 April 2022, a UK court approved Assange's extradition to the United States.
Taking advantage of the fact that the world was paying attention to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Britain finally negotiated a price tag with the United States and began the persecution of Assange. According to reports: British Home Secretary Patel has signed an agreement to extradite Assange to the United States, which also caused an uproar, because once Assange is caught by the United States, he will face a sentence of 175 years, as well as the fate of "nine deaths".
Ten years later, Assange still hasn't escaped being sent back to the United States. Under U.S. law, Assange would receive a 175-year sentence, but in fact, as someone who offended former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and made her miss the presidency, the Democratic Party of the United States "looked forward" to Assange's repatriation for many years, and the "Hillarys" may have prepared 100 ways to die for Assange in their hearts.
In the face of Assange's deportation to the United States, the Chinese Foreign Ministry also responded, saying that assange's case is a mirror that shows how hypocritical it is for Britain and the United States to claim to uphold "press freedom." Assange and his WikiLeaks website exposed U.S. war crimes and the fact that the CIA had been engaged in hacking for a long time. In order to suppress Assange, the United States has been engaged in crime-making activities for many years, and has attempted to prepare to arrest Assange through various "middlemen".
In 2006, Assange founded WikiLeaks, where he teamed up with like-minded hackers to uncover and expose the evils of the world. Since then, all kinds of dark sides of the West have been continuously discovered and exposed, which has disgraced Western governments and political leaders.
In 2010, WikiLeaks exposed hundreds of thousands of secret documents about U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, including lynchings of U.S. troops, attacks on civilians, cooperation with terrorist organizations, assassinations, and many other negative content, causing shocks around the world and discrediting the United States and NATO countries. Subsequently, "WikiLeaks" published one after another fierce material, which made Europe and the United States angry, and the West also made some "judicial" accusations against it. For this reason, for more than a decade, the US government has successively woven many "false" crimes such as sexual harassment, espionage, and computer abuse, and has continuously suppressed Assange through various means such as secret surveillance, global hunting, and behind-the-scenes transactions.
Previously, there have been US politicians broke the news that the CIA had planned an assassination operation against Assange, which was during the Trump era, when the director of the CIA was Pompeo, planning to "invade" the Ecuadorian embassy in the United Kingdom by CIA agents to kidnap Assange, former US President Trump asked if he could "kill Assange", and because the United States also suspected that Assange was going to flee to Russia, the White House and the CIA cooperated and were ready to engage in a shootout with "Russian agents" in the streets of London. And prepare to take this opportunity to capture Assange.
In the face of the persecution of Assange by the United States, his motherland, Australia, did not dare to say half a "no" word. Assange's wife said assange's health was deteriorating and that if extradited to the United States, he would die there. Now Assange will appeal and will fight to the end. Perhaps under pressure, Australian Prime Minister Albanes said there would be "diplomatic engagement" over Britain's approval of Assange's extradition to the United States. Now, the world is watching Assange's human rights situation and personal destiny. I believe that fairness and justice will eventually be upheld, and hegemonic powers cannot do whatever they want forever!