Brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate were summoned on Friday morning, July 3, to the headquarters of the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT), without the authorities providing details about the reason for the summons. Andrew Tate ironically commented on his experience, stating that it is a privilege to be invited, while both brothers avoided giving explanations. Andrew is being investigated for money laundering and human trafficking, while Tristan has been sent to trial for assault and illegal access to a computer system. This appearance comes shortly after their names were associated with the Economic Forum in St. Petersburg, where they were greeted with music and traditional Russian dances. The Tate brothers continue to deny the charges against them and are involved in several investigations in Romania and other countries.
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Frații Tate, din nou în fața procurorilor DIICOT: "Iubesc să fiu aici. Cineva mi-a spus, când am venit în România, că dacă nu ai un dosar penal, asta înseamnă că ești sărac
Frații Tate au fost chemați vineri dimineață la DIICOT. Reacții ironice la adresa procurorilor: "Este un privilegiu să fiu invitat
Frații Tate au ajuns la DIICOT. Sunt cercetați pentru mai multe infracțiuni grave, printre care și viol și trafic de persoane
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