Julian Assange has arrived in Saipan for a court hearing where he is expected to enter a guilty plea as part of a deal with the US justice department. The WikiLeaks founder's plane landed more than two hours before the scheduled start of the plea hearing. Assange is anticipated to admit to a felony related to publishing US military secrets, but the deal will allow him to return to his home country of Australia without facing prison time in America. This comes after years of legal battles, including time spent in jail in the UK while fighting extradition to the US.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrived at a court in Saipan accompanied by former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. Assange has agreed to a plea deal that will allow him to return to Australia as a free man. The Guardian reported on the journey from the plea deal to his eventual freedom. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles commented on former US Vice President Mike Pence's call for Assange to be prosecuted, highlighting Assange's years of incarceration as a key point. The developments in Assange's case continue to unfold.

Julian Assange is a well-known figure who is currently fighting against his extradition to the United States. He is facing 18 charges in connection with his involvement in WikiLeaks, a platform known for leaking classified information. Assange is making a final attempt to appeal against his extradition and the charges he is facing.

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