Britain threatens to raid the Embassy of Ecuador in London

Ecuador's government said the threat against the embassy in London UK. The British government declared a state law authorizing the officers entered the Ecuadorian Embassy in London As reported by AP, the threat was revealed by Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino. In fact, Patino openly accused the British threatened to invade Latin American country's embassy in London. The threat was launched before Julian Assange Ecuador decided to give them asylum in the embassy in London. Asylum to the founder of Wikileaks was finally given on Thursday (8/16/2012) afternoon London time. The charges were disclosed Patino, Wednesday (15/08/2012) in Quito, Ecuador. The charges were based on a letter London to Quito. In the letter, London reminded that in 1987 Britain passed legislation authorizing the state officials revoked the diplomatic status of foreign-controlled building. UK businesses revoke the status of a foreign embassy consular complex breach of international law. International law sets the embassy is a foreign territory and local governments are not authorized to enter the consular or embassy compound without permission. Assange refuge in the Embassy of Ecuador in London since June 19, 2012. Displacement is Australia's national effort to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he will stand trial on charges of criminal misconduct. However, many accused the court was only part to extradite Assange to the United States. U.S. hunt for Assange since Wikileaks leaked thousands of secret documents about the war in Iraq and Afghanistan.