( CNN ) -- Swedish authorities have scheduled a time to interrogate the founder and editor of whistle-blower website WikiLeaks . Karin Rosander , Swedish Prosecution Authority spokeswoman , confirmed the development on Thursday , but could n't `` disclose what time or what day '' Julian Assange will be questioned . She did say that it would be `` sooner rather than later . '' Assange says Swedish authorities still have n't given him details of the crime he is alleged to have committed . `` The present investigation of issue ( there are no charges ) , is one alleged non-sexual 'harassment , ' '' Assange wrote Thursday in an e-mail to CNN . `` I have no idea what this is and no details have been provided to us . '' Swedish authorities arrested Assange `` in absentia '' over the weekend on two charges -- rape and molestation , a non-sexual charge that is similar to harassment . The chief prosecutor has since revoked the arrest warrant and dropped the rape charge , though Assange still faces the molestation allegation . Leif Silbersky , the lawyer representing Assange , told CNN this week his client strongly denies all the accusations . Assange told CNN that although he no longer is accused of rape , the allegations have been damaging . `` As a result of the case mishandling and the smear , there are currently millions of web pages with my name and 'raped ' or 'rape ' and over six million with 'sexual , ' '' Assange wrote to CNN . `` The damage they have caused me and WikiLeaks is enormous , '' Assange told the Swedish daily newspaper Aftonbladet in an article published Thursday . Assange told the Arabic-language television network Al-Jazeera on Sunday the accusations are `` clearly a smear campaign . '' The only question , he said , is who is behind it . The attorney for the alleged victims has told CNN that rumors of possible Pentagon or CIA involvement in the sex crime accusations against Assange are `` complete nonsense . '' The allegations follow WikiLeaks ' release last month of 76,000 pages of U.S. documents related to the war in Afghanistan . U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates has criticized the leak , saying it would have a significant negative impact on troops and allies , revealing techniques and procedures . Assange has defended the leak , saying it can help shape the public 's understanding of the war . He said the material was of no operational significance and that WikiLeaks tried to ensure the material did not put innocent people at risk . CNN 's Atika Shubert and Per Nyberg in London , England , contributed to this report .
NEW : Interrogation time has been scheduled . WikiLeaks founder says Swedish authorities still have n't clarified his alleged crime . Sweden has dropped a separate rape charge against Assange . He says the allegations have still been damaging .