Andrew Tate and Brother leave us Romania after the ban on the trip has abolished – National

Andrew Tate And his brother Tristanwho are facing charges for trafficking people They went to the United States in Romania after their travel prohibition was abolished, according to officials.

Romanian media reported that Brothers Tatewho have also been charged with the formation of a criminal gang Sexual exploitation of womenHe took a private aircraft from Băneas airport at Bucharest for Fort Lauderdale early Thursday morning.

The ministry of the interior ministry, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss this case, said that the decision of the brothers, who were dual American-Britan citizens, was on a discretionary decision.

The Tate brothers remain under a criminal investigation for minors, sex with a minor and money laundering. Andrew is also facing Additional charge to rape. They both denied any injustice.

The Romanian Directorate for Organized Crime and Terrorism (Diicot) research (Diicot) stated that prosecutors approved “a request for amendment to the obligation, preventing the accused of leaving Romania,” but that the judicial control measures remained in place. The agency did not say who applied for.

“They include a request to appear before the lawsuit whenever they are called,” the statement said. “The accused are warned that a deliberate violation of these obligations may result in court control be replaced by a stricter deprivation of freedom.”

Ioan Gliga, a brothers lawyer, said CNN that they left Romania and fly in Florida in a statement. “They no longer have a ban on the trip … The prosecutor, at the request of the lawyer, changed the contents of the previously imposed obligations,” Gliga said.

Gliga also said that the Tate brothers are expected to return to Romania in less than a month for the next appearance in court on March 24.

Was not clear under what conditions the Tates – what are the passionate supporters of the US President Donald Trump And boast millions of internet followers – it is allowed to leave Romania.

Earlier this month, financial time reported That Trump’s administration has expressed interest in the legal case of a brothers in Romania at a safety conference in Munich.

Romanian Foreign Minister Emil Hurezean later confirmed that he talked about the Tate brothers with US officials but was not under pressure In order to raise them with restrictions after talking to Trump’s special envoy, Richard Grenell, in Germany.

“I did not understand this statement as a pressure, but just a repetition of a famous attitude,” Hurezean told Euronews. “I do not know what the pressures of another nature were done before or after, but what I talked to with Mr. Grenell was cordial, informal, briefly, unexplainiously and I certainly did not reveal any form of pressure.”

Andrew (38) and Tristan (36) were arrested near the capital of Romania At the end of 2021., together with two Romanian women. Romanian prosecutors formally accused all four last year. In April, the Tribunal of Bucharest ruled that The trial could start But he did not determine the date. All four deny the allegations.

IN DecemberThe Bucharest Court ruled that the case against Tates and two Romanian women could not go to the trial because of multiple legal and procedural irregularities by the plaintiff.

That decision of the appellant’s court in Bucharest was a huge failure for Diicot, but that did not mean that the accused could walk freely. The case is not closed, and there is a separate legal case against the brothers in Romania.

Andrew Tate, a former professional kickboxer and a self -written misogynist who collected more than 10 million followers on X, repeatedly claimed that prosecutors in Romania have no evidence against him and that there is a political conspiracy to silence him.

The departure of the Tate brothers from Romania to the US comes after The American has endured the counter against them earlier this month. She claimed that Andrew and Tristan tried to hire her at a sex -trade ring and it was reportedly slandered after witnessing the Romanian authorities.

A civil appeal filed at a circular court in Palm Beach, Florida, has one accused, identified as Jane Doe, 23 years, in documents.

“I look forward to my day in court, where the evidence and facts – not narratives – will decide on the outcome,” Jane Doe said in a statement.

Her lawyer, Dani Pinter, Senior Vice President of the National Center for Sexual Exploiting, said “she releasedly harassed, threatened and sued for cooperation with the Romanian authorities.”

“Andrew and Tristan Dad worked to ruin her life by suing her and her parents – abuse of the legal system and intimidating witnesses,” Pinter said on February 10th. “Today, she is fighting this use of the law and her illegal against the Tate brothers shows that they will not be intimidated by their attempts for force in force.”

She claims that the brothers’ actions caused her severe emotional trouble and seeks financial compensation in the amount to be determined at the trial. She also seeks a court order forbids the brothers of Dad to “contact her, harass or slander.”

Joseph D. McBride, a lawyer who represents Andrew and Tristan, said he had no evidence that his clients were involved in trade people.

“The fact that these people now double and double about what is nothing more than a heinous lies is absolutely funny,” he said, adding that “there is no chance of winning in hell.”

Jane Doe lawsuit is the first US lawsuit against the Tate brothers.

Legal Battles of the Dad Brothers are not limited to Romania and now

They also face the United Kingdom lawsuit after the court ruled against the Tate brothers and told the police can seize more than £ 2.6 million ($ 3.3 million) Cover years of unpaid taxes from the vapor and froze some of their accounts. Andrew called it “direct theft” and “coordinated attack on anyone who dare to cause the system.”

Last March, the Tate brothers appeared at the Appellate Court in Bucharest in a separate case after the UK authorities issued an arrest warrant for sex aggression in the 2012 to 2015 case.

The appeal court approved the UK’s request to extradite Tates, but only after they concluded legal proceedings in Romania.

– With files from Associated Press