Police said Assange will be arrested for breaching the terms of his bail, which included an overnight curfew at a registered address.
Assange’s lawyer Jennifer Robinson said Saturday that filmmaker Michael Moore has sent Assange a message of support, urging him not to despair.
Robinson posted an email sent by Moore, among supporters who offered money to meet Assange’s 200,000 pounds ($316,000) bail, to her Twitter account.
In the message, sent Wednesday, Moore told the WikiLeaks founder it was a crime “that you even have to seek asylum, and I stand with you through this. Do not despair.”
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Associated Press writer Louise Nordstrom in Stockholm contributed to this report
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