Assange will not be able to freely leave the UK

About Julian Assange and Wikileaks have almost forgotten, when suddenly there was a new information about himself and about his project. On Habré already published news about the granting of Assange diplomatic asylum by the government of Ecuador. In addition, they have already written that the British authorities have already promised to take Assange by force, unless diplomats from Ecuador give out. So far, Assange remains at the embassy, ​​no one touches him. But, all the same authorities of Albion have already promised that they will not allow him to leave the country unhindered.

Actually, this could have been foreseen, since the embassy is an embassy, ​​and somehow you still have to get to Ecuador from the UK. So, the British Foreign Secretary said that his country did not recognize the principle of "diplomatic asylum." And even if some countries recognize such a principle, this mechanism cannot be used to help a person avoid certain measures of influence from the official authorities of Britain.
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It is reported that the government of this country has received an order to extradite Assange to Sweden, and is obliged to fulfill this order. It is worth recalling that all the fuss broke out (officially) not because of Wikileaks, but because of certain actions of Assange against a person of the opposite sex, which can be called violent. True or not, it is difficult to judge, but the importance of this process and the size of the scandal clearly show that the reason is slightly different.

In order to leave the country, Assange must leave the Ecuadorian embassy (on the inside of the fence, the whole space is considered to belong to Ecuador), and set foot on British soil. In addition, you need to somehow get to the airport, and somehow get permission to the air corridor for the aircraft (even if it will be a diplomatic flight).

Soon Assange will make some official statement without leaving the embassy. And yes, it's been two months since he came to this embassy.

Via mashable