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Andrew Tate leaves Romania for US amid rape and trafficking charges

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Andrew and Tristan Tate, two famous brothers, have left Romania and traveled to the United States. They were allowed to leave after officials removed their travel ban. A Romanian officer confirmed this on Thursday. The Tate brothers are facing serious charges. Authorities say they were involved in human trafficking and formed a group to exploit women.

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It is not clear why they were allowed to leave Romania. The brothers are known for supporting former U.S. President Donald Trump and have millions of followers online. A Romanian official from the Ministry of Internal Affairs said the decision was made by the prosecutors. The official did not want to share their name because they were not allowed to talk about the case.

Andrew, 38, and Tristan, 36, are both U.S. and British citizens. In December 2022, police arrested them near Bucharest, Romania’s capital, along with two Romanian women. In 2023, prosecutors officially charged them. In April this year, a Romanian court said their trial could move forward, but no date has been set. The brothers say they are not guilty of any crimes.

The timing of their departure is interesting. Just a few weeks ago, Romania’s Foreign Minister Emil Hurezeanu said that a U.S. official talked about the case at the Munich Security Conference. Hurezeanu said this was not pressure from the U.S., but some people believe it could be.

In December, a court in Bucharest ruled that the case against the Tates and the two Romanian women could not go to trial. The judges said that prosecutors made many legal mistakes. This was a big problem for DIICOT, Romania’s agency that fights organized crime. However, this ruling does not mean the brothers are free. The case is still open, and they are also facing another legal case in Romania.

People now have many questions. Why were they allowed to leave? Will they return to Romania for trial? Will the case continue in the U.S.? These are questions that still have no answers.

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