Under the judgment of the London court, head of WikiLeaks Julian Assange will be extradited to Sweden, the Guardian reported.

He is charged with assaulting two women and raping one of them. The Swedish authorities have issued a European Arrest Warrant for his extradition to the country.

However, Assange’s lawyers said they would appeal the ruling. If they fail, Assange will be extradited in 10 days, the Guardian writes.

Court hearings on Julian Assange’s extradition to Sweden kicked off in London on February 7.

As Armenian News-NEWS.am reported earlier, WikiLeaks website released over 250,000 U.S. embassy cables revealed previously secret information on American intelligence gathering, and political and military strategy.

Several of the WikiLeaks-published documents referred to Armenia. In particular the website published a strong-worded letter (as of December 24, 2008) by the U.S. high ranking official addressed to the Armenian government. In this letter the U.S. threatens with sanctions unless Armenia stops transportation of weapons to Iran through its territory resulted in a killing of American soldiers in Iraq.