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Assange published first message in two years

"I'm back."

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange published his first message in two years on social network X

In the post, he stated that he was "back."

Assange's previous message on the social network was published on June 28, 2024, shortly after his release from a British prison. After his release, he lived in Australia.

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  • Ніхто не сумеяваўся
    18.09.2026
    Зноў будзе разаблачаць зверства амерыканскай ваеншчыны.
  • И "свободы" в юк
    18.09.2026
    Ніхто не сумеяваўся, ага

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