— Julian Assange ⌛ (@JulianAssange) January 10, 2018
RT: Julian Assange ‘granted Ecuadorian ID’ required for passport, citizenship
WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange has cryptically uploaded a picture of himself dressed in the national colors of Ecuador. The country’s media reports the whistleblower has been granted an Ecuadorian ID.
Assange’s ID was issued on December 21, Ecuadorian outlet El Universo reports, citing “reliable sources” and providing the civil registry number to check on the government website. The document number 1729926483, upon checking on the Internal Revenue Service, is indeed registered to one Julian Paul Assange.
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WNU Editor: Ecuador clearly wants Julian Assange out of their embassy in London.
style="text-align: center;">More News On Indications That Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange May Soon Be Leaving His Ecuadorian Embassy Refuge In London
BREAKING NEWS: Ecuador 'gives Julian Assange a passport' – just a day after it threatened to kick him out of London embassy in row over tweets -- Daily Mail
WikiLeaks Founder Assange Granted Ecuadorian Passport - Reports -- Sputnik
Ecuador wants Julian Assange out of London embassy -- CBC
Ecuador: "Not sustainable" for Assange to keep living in embassy -- CBS/AP
Assange situation 'not sustainable', says Ecuador government -- CNet
Julian Assange may have worn out his welcome after five years in Ecuador’s embassy in London -- National Post/Bloomberg
The only barrier to Julian Assange leaving Ecuador’s embassy is pride -- James Ball, The Guardian
BREAKING NEWS: Ecuador 'gives Julian Assange a passport' – just a day after it threatened to kick him out of London embassy in row over tweets -- Daily Mail
WikiLeaks Founder Assange Granted Ecuadorian Passport - Reports -- Sputnik
Ecuador wants Julian Assange out of London embassy -- CBC
Ecuador: "Not sustainable" for Assange to keep living in embassy -- CBS/AP
Assange situation 'not sustainable', says Ecuador government -- CNet
Julian Assange may have worn out his welcome after five years in Ecuador’s embassy in London -- National Post/Bloomberg
The only barrier to Julian Assange leaving Ecuador’s embassy is pride -- James Ball, The Guardian
