Andrew Tate Brothers To Be Extradited To Britain After Romanian Trial

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, currently facing criminal proceedings in Romania for allegations including rape, human trafficking, and forming a criminal gang, are set to be extradited to the UK after the conclusion of their Romanian trial. British Security Minister Dan Jarvis confirmed this in a letter, marking the first official acknowledgment that the brothers will be surrendered to UK authorities. The Tates deny all charges in both countries, and Andrew Tate is also being sued by four women in the UK following a decision not to prosecute in 2019. Romanian courts have approved their extradition following arrest warrants issued by Bedfordshire Police based on UK allegations. Jarvis expressed sympathy for the victims and reiterated the government's commitment to tackling sexual violence, while noting that the extradition process depends on the brothers being present in Romania at the time of surrender. The announcement has been welcomed by lawyers representing alleged victims as a critical step toward justice.