This doesn’t really fit with the Swedish allegations but there were developments on the US side in December. A whistleblower released an audiotape of a 75 minute conversation between Assange and a State Dept Attorney in 2011.
EXCLUSIVE: Project Veritas Releases Audio of Assange Warning U.S. Government of Damaging Leak of Classified Information … ‘In Case Any Individuals Who Haven't Been Warned That They Should Be Warned’
Project Veritas, Dec 16 2020
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Project Veritas released today an exclusive audio tape of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange speaking in 2011 with State Department attorney Cliff Johnson, pleading with the government lawyer to act to contain the release of information classified by the U.S. government.
During the 75-minute conversation, Assange, who initiated the call, said to Johnson that WikiLeaks is very concerned that classified information from the State Department is about to be released—outside of its control by a rogue former employee, who stole the information in order to establish his own rival media outlet.
“Yes, so the situation is that we have intelligence that the State Department Database Archive of 250,000 diplomatic cables including declassified cables is being spread around and is to the degree that we believe that within the next few days it will become public,” said Assange.
“We're not sure but the timing could be imminently or within the next few days to a week and there may be some possibility to stop it,” he said.
Assange said to Johnson that in the past WikiLeaks only released unclassified State Department, but the next tranche from Wikileaks would have classified information with sensitive information redacted.
However, he said, he was alerting the U.S. government that the rogue former employee would not take care to protect sensitive information and that unless something was done to stop him—that release was days or hours away.
Continued (including video and full audio of phone call) at
www.projectveritas.com/news/exclusive-project-veritas-releases-audio-of-assange-warning-u-s-government/
The audiotape was released by a whistleblower to Project Veritas as part of a campaign to try to persuade Trump to pardon Assange on his way out of the Whitehouse.