Free Julian Assange!

What did he do to go to jail?
It turns out that he published documents about the killing of civilians in Iraq, indicating that they were killed by American servicemen. It turns out that state secrets are not data on weapons technology, but information about the killing of civilians by the U.S. military. In addition to Iraq, Julian published a lot of materials on Afghanistan and Syria. About bullying, executions, murders, bombing of peaceful villages, about corruption inside the U.S. military. 
When a journalist has several thousand secret Pentagon files at his disposal, what does a journalist do? If he is a professional dedicated to his profession? Right, he makes them public. 
Australian journalist Julian Assange has become famous as an intelligence whistleblower and a hunter of classified data. He has been subjected to numerous prosecutions for his activities.
His brainchild - the site WikiLeaks posted, by the way, and dirt on Hillary Clinton and correspondence of Nicolas Sarkozy, as well as information about criminal operations of the CIA. 
Several thousand secret Pentagon files were in his possession. On June 28, 2024, days after Assange's release, the White House said Biden had no plans to pardon Assange. Astonishingly, Bradley Manning, the soldier who gave Assange the secret U.S. Army documents, was pardoned by President Obama. However, since then, he has changed his name and gender....
Assange's task now is to survive and stabilize his health. If this succeeds and he finds the strength to continue the fight against the globalist monster, and, as political observers write, does not make statements that he worked for the SVR or GRU and finds the strength to continue the battle against the totalitarian American empire, he will go straight to Moscow. Nowhere else on our planet can he feel safe.

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