Knifeman Attacks Worker at Andrew Tate's Romanian Home, Suspect Detained

A man armed with a knife broke into Andrew and Tristan Tate's residence in Romania, attacking a 53-year-old construction worker and slicing his arm open, which required emergency medical attention. The attacker, reportedly a Ukrainian national, initially gave a vague explanation about a minor dispute and noise complaints and was temporarily released before returning to the property later the same day. Upon his return, the Tate brothers' security team apprehended him and alerted the police, who then arrested and detained the suspect. Andrew Tate, who shares the home with his brother, stated on social media that the suspect had been lurking around the property prior to the attack, and criticized the delayed police response. The Tate brothers face multiple serious charges in both the UK and Romania, including rape, actual bodily harm, human trafficking, and controlling prostitution, which they deny. The incident underscores continuing security concerns at the controversial influencers' residence, where Tate emphasized the high expense of security and the presence of armed guards.