Tristan Tate commented on the results of the presidential elections in Romania, expressing his disappointment following the data that show the current mayor of the Capital, Nicușor Dan, as the winner over the leader of AUR, George Simion.
„Romania, it was nice while it lasted. Thank you for the pleasant memories,” wrote Tate on his X platform account (formerly Twitter), suggesting that he might leave the country.
Earlier, during Sunday, before the announcement of the first results, Tristan Tate expressed his fear that "a villain" would be declared the winner of the elections.
"The villain is now comfortably in the lead! Is another EU plot approaching? A huge problem for the Romanian people. Simply put, I will move," he wrote in a series of posts.
On the day of the elections, Tate appealed to his followers to vote for George Simion, strongly criticizing Romania's pro-European orientation.
"Young one, maybe you're not good at politics, maybe you simply don't care. But look at Western Europe. Immigration, crime, the erosion of their culture and religion. Can you honestly say you want the same for Romania? If not... take action today. Vote for George Simion. Save your country from globalists, before you lose everything," he conveyed in a message written in Romanian.
The Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan, are being tried for serious crimes, including human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal organization. The two have always denied the accusations.