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US investigators digging up more dirt in WikiLeaks witch hunt
- Monday | 18th February, 2019
An Ecuadorean Embassy official in London said the Embassy had no comment. American investigators are gathering information and pursuing witnesses involved in both recent WikiLeaks disclosures and the website’s large-scale postings of U.S. military and diplomatic messages over several years from 2010. Ecuador’s new president, Lenin Moreno, has expressed an interest in dislodging Assange from his country’s London Embassy, where he has taken refuge since 2012. But British government sources said U.K. officials presently had no reason to believe an Ecuadorean move to throw Assange out of the London Embassy is imminent. LONDON (Reuters) – U.S. investigators pursuing a long-running criminal investigation into WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange have dug into the website’s activities going back years, people who have been in contact with witnesses in the case say.
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