Andrew Tate accusers urge US to avoid interfering in Romanian trial

Four women alleging sexual abuse by Andrew Tate have expressed distress over reports that the Trump administration is pressuring Romania to lift travel restrictions on him and his brother, Tristan. The women, represented by lawyer Matthew Jury, are concerned that such actions would interfere with the ongoing legal proceedings against the brothers, who face serious charges in Romania, including human trafficking and rape. US officials reportedly requested that the Romanian government return the Tate brothers' passports to allow them to travel while awaiting trial. British authorities are also pursuing extradition of the brothers for separate allegations in the UK. The women's statement emphasizes the need for due process and urges both Romanian and UK authorities to be allowed to conduct their investigations without external interference. Calls from UK officials have been made to ensure that no obstacles hinder the ability to bring the Tate brothers back to face justice in the UK.