WangeLeak’s Assange suffered a “mini-stroke” in prison: Fiancee | WikiLeaks News

The appearance of Stella Moris has been paved the way for a British court to extradite the founder of WikiLeaks to the US and the days have come.

Julian Assange, the founder and publisher of WikiLeaks, was jailed in a fight to avoid extradition to the United Kingdom, Groom Stella Moris said Saturday night.

On Friday, the US government he won the appeal Due to Assange’s extradition to the British High Court, WikiLeaks has been accused of spying on secret military documents for a decade.

Moris, the mother of Assange’s two young children, said it happened in late October against the verdict that blocked her removal from the U.S. government on the first day of an appeal.

“Julian Assange suffered a stroke on October 27, the first day of his appeal to the National Court,” he wrote.

“It simply came to our notice then. Now. ‘

FORWARD: Julian #Assange he had a stroke on the first day of his appeal to the National Court on 27 October.

It needs to be released. Now. #FreeAssange https://t.co/yNg8HGUoAD

– Stella Moris #FreeAssangeNOW (@ StellaMoris1) December 11, 2021

In an interview with the British newspaper Mail on Sunday, he said the WikiLeaks publisher was fighting and feared that the mini-coup “could be a precursor to a bigger attack”.

“It increases our fears about his ability to survive, the longer this long legal struggle has lasted,” he added.

“It needs to be fixed urgently. Look for animals trapped in cages in a zoo. It cuts them off. That’s what happens to Julian. Endless lawsuits are very stressful mentally. ”

The US wants to prosecute Assange because WikiLeaks published thousands of top-secret military documents about the US wars in Afghanistan and Iraq in 2010.

U.S. prosecutors have charged Assange with 17 counts of espionage and misuse of computers.

The charges carry a maximum sentence of 175 years in prison.

Constant extradition fight

A London district court in January blocked Assange’s extradition on the grounds that he was in danger of committing suicide after being placed in US custody, which many of his followers saw as a victory.

However, on Friday, the U.S. government won the appeal, saying Assange may be closer to being sent to the U.S. high-security Belmarsh prison in London.

Assange’s lawyers say they will take the case to the Supreme Court.

His lawyers have expressed concern about the effects of his long imprisonment on his physical and mental health, with a view to halting his extradition.

Assange spent seven years at the Ecuadorian embassy in London until 2019, after being released on bail for allegations of sexual assault in Sweden.

He was later jailed for 50 weeks for breaking his bond in the case, and was later suspended, but has since been arrested on suspicion of risk of absconding.