Bucharest, Romania – Right-wing influencer Andrew Tate, along with his brother Tristan, have left Romania for the United States on a private jet, according to their lawyer. This comes after Romanian prosecutors removed travel restrictions that had been imposed on the brothers, who are facing charges including human trafficking, sexual intercourse with a minor, money laundering, and starting an organized crime group. The Tate brothers, who hold dual US and UK citizenship, have maintained their innocence throughout the legal proceedings.

Their lawyer, Ioan Gliga, confirmed that the Tate brothers departed Romania and are en route to Florida. The decision to lift the travel ban was made by Romanian authorities after purported pressure from the United States, particularly from the Trump Administration. Reports indicated that President Trump and his special envoy had urged Romanian officials to ease restrictions on the Tate brothers.

While the travel restrictions have been lifted, Romanian prosecutors emphasized that all other obligations, such as appearing before judicial authorities as required, remain in effect. The brothers are expected to return to Romania for their next court appearance on March 24. However, a UK lawyer representing alleged victims of the Tate brothers expressed confidence that justice will ultimately be served in Romania despite their ability to leave the country.

Matthew Jury, representing British women who have accused Andrew Tate of rape and sexual assault, criticized the decision to allow the Tate brothers to leave Romania, calling it “disgusting and dismaying.” He highlighted the clear evidence supporting the allegations against Tate and expressed disappointment in Bucharest’s actions. Tate also faces criminal accusations in the United Kingdom related to sexual misconduct, though he denies these allegations.

As the Tate brothers’ legal saga continues, their departure from Romania has raised concerns about the pursuit of justice for the alleged victims. The interaction between international politics, legal proceedings, and high-profile individuals like Andrew Tate underscores the complexities of navigating legal systems across borders. With ongoing developments in the case and calls for justice from various parties, the future outcomes for the Tate brothers remain uncertain.