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Founder of website information leak, Wikileaks will be asked for information about allegations of rape one week after distributing the contents of the U.S. diplomatic wire.
British police will ask for information relating to Julian Assange rape accusations addressed to him in Sweden. British police have received arrest warrant issued by Swedish prosecutors.
Assange, believed to be hiding somewhere in England, sought for questioning in connection with an allegation of rape Sweden.
Founder Wikileaks has rejected the allegations.
On Monday, the Swiss have frozen his bank accounts.
British police will ask for information relating to Julian Assange rape accusations addressed to him in Sweden. British police have received arrest warrant issued by Swedish prosecutors.
Assange, believed to be hiding somewhere in England, sought for questioning in connection with an allegation of rape Sweden.
Founder Wikileaks has rejected the allegations.
On Monday, the Swiss have frozen his bank accounts.
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Julian Assange
- Born in Queensland, Australia, 1971
- Expressed guilty to charges of hacking and fined in the 1990s
- Join the media writing and hacking Underground
- Wikileaks Established in 2006 to accommodate the dissemination of confidential information from confidential information
- Received arrest warrant in Sweden for the requested information about allegations of sexual crimes
Wikileaks was forced to change the internet address site several times after a relentless attack by hackers.
Meanwhile, the United States Attorney Eric Hodler insisted that his subordinates were looking to get a basic law article prosecute those involved leakage of information. Washington has accused Al-Qaeda Wikileaks provides a list of targets by publishing details of the facilities that are considered the United States has a strategic significance.
In another development, another secret U.S. document files released Wikileaks shows NATO has drawn up plans to defend Baltic states in case of Russian aggression. A diplomatic cable by U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, in January this year, said NATO had agreed to extend the contingency plan to protect Poland to include Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
Leaked documents say the plan should not be discussed openly, because it might aggravate tensions unnecessarily between NATO and Russia.
Meanwhile, the United States Attorney Eric Hodler insisted that his subordinates were looking to get a basic law article prosecute those involved leakage of information. Washington has accused Al-Qaeda Wikileaks provides a list of targets by publishing details of the facilities that are considered the United States has a strategic significance.
In another development, another secret U.S. document files released Wikileaks shows NATO has drawn up plans to defend Baltic states in case of Russian aggression. A diplomatic cable by U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, in January this year, said NATO had agreed to extend the contingency plan to protect Poland to include Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
Leaked documents say the plan should not be discussed openly, because it might aggravate tensions unnecessarily between NATO and Russia.
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