The plane the Wikileaks founder is believed to be flying on is Julian Assange who was released in London after reaching an agreement with the US justice system, This Tuesday he made a stop in Bangkok. This was reported by sources in the Thai government.

These sources confirmed to the agency EFE be aware of Assange’s arrival by plane in the Thai capital, without providing more details about the plane’s planned stop in the city continue your journey on Tuesday to the Mariana Islands, US territory in the Pacific Ocean.

It’s about VistaJet charter flight VJT199, According to confirmed reports, it landed around noon at the capital’s Don Mueang International Airport, where it was parked. EFE/EPA.

52-year-old founder of Wikileaks is scheduled to appear in Marianas Court on Wednesday at 9 a.m. local time. and pleaded guilty to the charges against him before traveling to his native Australia after more than 12 years of trial.

Assange reached an agreement with the American justice system, according to which he will plead guilty to crimes related to the disclosure of secrets and will be sentenced to 62 months imprisonment, equivalent to the time he had already served in a maximum security prison in the United Kingdom.

The speech will take place in the Mariana Islands due to Assange’s opposition to traveling to the continental United States and proximity of the court to Australia, This is stated in a letter from the US Department of Justice.

Assange was took place at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London between 2012 and 2019, when Ecuadorian authorities revoked his asylum and he was detained by British police.

The American justice system has charged Assange with 18 crimes for violating the Espionage Act due to one of the largest leaks of classified information in US history in 2010, which secrets of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan revealed, and data on detainees at the Guantanamo Bay base, among other things.

Press freedom organizations They have been demanding Assange’s release for many years. and his wife Stella campaigned on his behalf with celebrities and political figures.

“Julian is free.. Words cannot express our deep gratitude to you. Yes, you who have mobilized for years to make this a reality. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,” wrote Stella Assange, a South African lawyer, in X.

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Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese who petitioned the United States and Britain for Assange’s release, Today we celebrated the news of the liberationalthough he was careful until the process was completed.

“There is no benefit from his imprisonment and “We want him to come back to Australia.” Albanese said this in Parliament in Canberra.

(EFE)