British and American midfielder Andrew Tyti announced on Friday that they would return to Romania by plane, where they would face human trafficking and other charges.
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The BBC understands that the brothers will be in court for a hearing on Monday. They strongly deny the charges against them.
Brothers, two US and British citizens, arrive in the United States at the end of February The Romanian prosecutor’s office has lifted the two-year travel ban.
Andrew Tye, 38. It is the “milginist” and calls himself himself. He claims to have earned millions of dollars on social media, despite being banned from his views on his views.
He and his 36-year-old brother Tristan are accused of human trafficking and forming an organized group to exploit women in Romania. Andrew Tye is also accused of sexual assault.
The brothers are also the subject of a different study in the UK on charges of rape and human trafficking.
In the United States, they face a civilian case by a woman who claims to have forced the brothers into sex, and later named after giving evidence to the Romanian authorities.
The Romanian prosecutor general insisted that the case against the brothers had not been revealed and that they would remain under judicial control—ie, they must report to the authorities regularly and are expected to return to Romania.
But their exit has caused concern that prosecutors have felt political pressure from the US administration. The US president has said he knows nothing that Tyit’s brothers will be released in Romania.
The tights have a large American follower and are common among some American rights elements.
Earlier in February, some suspected victims of Andrew Taite said they were “more concerned” US officials have reportedly called for restrictions to restrict flights..
Andrew Tyte was arrested in Romania in August 2024, when the prosecutor general launched a second criminal investigation against him and his brother Tristani, as well as four other suspects. They all deny the mistakes.
Brothers in the UK want to confront it separately charges of sexual assaultthat they deny.
The brothers have also been accused of tax evasion in Britain. a In December 2024, a British court ruled that police could seize more than two million pounds ($2.4 million) These include the non-payment of taxes on £21 million in their online trade revenues.
Andrew Tye said the decision was “not justice” and called it a “coordinated attack.