Romanian Court Denies Andrew Tate's Request for Return of Seized Assets

The influencer, charged with human trafficking and rape, claims a political conspiracy against him.

Influencer Andrew Tate's request to return assets seized in a human trafficking case has been rejected by a Romanian court.
The seized assets, worth an estimated $3.9 million, include 15 luxury cars, 14 designer watches, and cash in several currencies.
Tate, his brother Tristan, and two Romanian women were arrested near Bucharest and were formally indicted in June.
Tate, who has 8.4 million followers on social media platform X, claims there is a political conspiracy to silence him.
A trial date has not yet been confirmed, and the case is still in the preliminary chamber stages.