Tristan and Andrew Tate 'Will Be Extradited to Britain Following Romanian Trial' over Rape and Human Trafficking Charges

The Government of London confirmed that the brothers will be extradited in the UK after they will be judged in Romania. In a letter consulted by The Telegraph, Deputy Minister of Security Dan Jarvis, stated that Andrew, aged 38...

Tristan and Andrew Tate 'will be extradited to Britain following Romanian trial' over rape and human trafficking charges

Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, are 'set to be extradited to Britain following Romanian trial' over rape and human trafficking charges.

Nicusór Dan is the new President of Romania, which brings praise to the brothers of Tate, accused of trafficking in persons, but also rejoices in the pro-Europeans. Article POLICY: Complaints for the brothers of Tate and enthusiasm in the European Union.

Andrew Tate to be extradited to Britain - Arrest warrant issued for him on suspicion of rape and human trafficking.

Andrew and Tristan Tate will be excommunicated in the British Sea after being judged in Romania.

The UK government has officially confirmed that Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan will be extradited to the UK after their criminal trial in Romania concludes. Both are accused of serious crimes, including human trafficking and rape, in both Romania and the UK. Lawyers for the victims have welcomed the decision and are calling for the proceedings not to be politically blocked.