US should not interfere in case, say alleged victims

Four women who claim to have been sexually abused by the influence of social media Andrew Tate urged the United States not to interfere in his case in Romania.

The women said they were “extremely concerned” by reports that US officials had asked Romania to allocate travel restrictions against Tate and his brother Tristan Tate, who have a double nationality of the United Kingdom.

Lawyer Matthew Jury, who represents the four alleged casualties, told the BBC that they were “absolutely confused why the Trump administration had decided to intervene in this way”, although Romania denies being pressed by the United States.

The 38 -year -old Tate and his brother were arrested in Romania three years ago and were confronted with lawsuits on rape, trafficking in minors and money laundering, all of which deny.

Separately, the brothers were wanted by police in the UK because of the allegations of rape and trafficking of the people they also deny. Their extradition to the UK will be heard after the Romania case is over.

TATES representatives said they had no comment on the most development.

Financial Times for the first time reports The fact that US officials raised the case with the Romanian government last week and was then followed by Trump Messenger Richard Grehal over the weekend.

One source told the newspaper that the US was asked to return the brothers' passports to them so that they could travel while waiting for the criminal case against them to end.

At the time of the Tate brothers, it is forbidden to leave Romania, although are no longer under house arrestS

Romanian Foreign Ministry Emil Hureseanu confirmed to Euronews This genel has raised Tate's case with him and that Genel said he was interested in the fate of the Tate brothers. ” The minister has denied this to be pressure from Americans.

G -H Hurezeanu spokesman told the Financial Times: “The Romanian courts are independent and act on the basis of the law, there is a proper process.”

Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Tsiolaku also denied the reports on xWriting: (US) does not make any requests to (Romania) about the legal position of known foreign influences investigated by Romanian authorities.

“There were no demands either during the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs- a discussion of Richard Greal, nor after it. Romania and the United States share the same values ​​in terms of fundamental rights and freedoms of citizens.”

According to FT, Genel said there was no “significant conversation” with Hurezianu, but added: “I support the Tate brothers, as is evident from my publicly available tweets.”

The US State Department has addressed the BBC for comment.

The Tate brothers have wide support in the right social media and supported Trump during the US election campaign.

The lawyer G -n jury said: “From members of the members of the Trump Administration, the publications of the Trump administration have great support for Tate.

“Either they do not know or are not interested in the nature of the claims and how serious they are,” he told the BBC Newsnight.

He said the women he represents are “absolutely distracted.”

“To see that the most powerful person in the world supported their alleged abuser is incredibly traumatic … This is gas lighting.”

And he called the reported American actions “rough intervention in the right of my customers to fair experience and a proper process.”

The jury represents the four civil civil case against the Tate in the UK Supreme Court after the Crown Prosecutor's Office decided not to pursue his case. The Tate brothers deny the claims.

The civil case is separate from the criminal charges currently being investigated by the British police.

In their statement, the four women added: “We hope that the Romanian and the UK will be left alone to do their jobs.”

The secretary of the shadow justice, Robert Jenrick, also warned the United States not to interfere, saying that the Tate brothers “must face our justice system.”

“No obstacles should be placed on the path of the UK authorities. The government must clarify this to colleagues.”

Tate is a self -written misogynist and has previously been banned from social media platforms to express these views.

A former kickboxer, he has won millions of followers online and has lived in Romania for several years, having previously been based in the UK.