Founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange arrived in the Northern Mariana IslandsUS territory in the Pacific Ocean where they plan appear in court formalize agreement with the government of Joe Biden, which will allow him to be released and return to his native Australia.

The plane on which Assange was traveling, VistaJet charter flight VJT199, arrived at 06:16 local time on Wednesday in Saipan, the largest island and capital of the Northern Mariana Islands, according to Flightradar, a portal that specializes in tracking air routes. .

The plane landed in Saipan after a six-hour flight from Bangkok, where Assange spent about eight hours and where he arrived for a technical stop after released on Monday from the maximum security prison where he was being held in the United Kingdom.

“NOW: Julian Assange arrived on US territory on the island of Saipan to formalize the declaration agreement guilt that should never have happened“WikiLeaks published on X.

Assange pleads guilty to the charges

The WikiLeaks founder is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. local time. plead guilty to one of the charges brought against him by the United States for the largest leak of secret documents in the country’s history, which occurred in 2010.

According to a letter sent to the court by the US Department of Justice, the appearance will take place in the Mariana Islands due to Assange’s opposition to traveling to the continental United States and the court’s proximity to Australia.

During the trial, the agreement reached by Assange’s defense and the US Department of Justice will be formalized – with the approval of the judge.

It found that Assange would admit his guilt in exchange for a 62-month prison sentence he had already served at Belmarsh maximum security prison in the UK.

The agreement states that you will receive credit for time worked, so Assange will be released after trial and he will be able to go to his native Australia, where his wife Stella and two children are waiting for him.

There was not the slightest possibility of a fair trial of Assange in the US: former Ecuadorian consul in London

Fidel Narvaez, former Ecuadorian consul in London: stated in “Aristegui En Vivo” that there was not the slightest possibility of a fair trial for Julian Assange in the US, given that he was charged under the Espionage Act, so people prosecuted under these articles have no chance of challenging the public interest in his defense .