Right-wing influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate have left Romania for the United States after their travel ban was lifted by prosecutors. The brothers, who are under investigation for various crimes including human trafficking, deny all allegations and remain under judicial supervision with the requirement to respond to any summons from authorities.
The Tates departed Romania on a private jet bound for Florida, where they hold US citizenship. Assets previously seized by authorities, including luxury vehicles and bank accounts, have been unfrozen, marking a significant step towards justice according to their spokesperson.
The Tates were mentioned in a brief meeting between Romania’s Foreign Minister and US President Trump’s envoy, but authorities deny any pressure to lift restrictions on the brothers. A British arrest warrant on allegations of sexual aggression from 2012 to 2015 has also been issued for the Tates, who were set to be extradited after Romanian trial proceedings.
The British women who accused the Tates expressed disbelief at the potential halt of criminal proceedings in Romania and urged authorities to ensure justice in the UK. The self-described misogynistic influencer Andrew Tate has faced criticism for promoting an ultra-masculine lifestyle that degrades women.
Legal experts in Romania raised concerns over potential bilateral agreements that could undermine the rule of law and sovereignty in the country. While the Tates maintain their innocence, the ongoing investigation and potential extradition to the UK highlight the complex legal challenges faced by the brothers.
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