The Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan Tate, have arrived in Russia, where they were welcomed at the Moscow airport in a ceremony organized specifically for their arrival, according to images and information shared on social media.
Andrew Tate, one of the most controversial figures in the online environment, is known for his misogynistic statements and for the huge following he has on social media platforms, as reported by Nexta.
The visit to Russia comes as Andrew and his brother, Tristan Tate, are still under judicial investigation in Romania and the United Kingdom. The two are suspected of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, accusations they have repeatedly denied.
Although the investigations are still ongoing, the Tate brothers left Romania last year and traveled to the United States.
Andrew Tate has become one of the most polarizing personalities on the Internet in recent years, amassing millions of followers and stirring controversy with his messages about relationships between men and women, financial success, and contemporary society.
It is currently unclear how long the visit of the two will last in Russia and what the purpose of the trip is.
The melody in the video seems like an ancient folk song, but it is actually a modern piece that has become a symbol of Russian "patriotism" during the war in Ukraine.
Last week it was revealed that the Tate brothers intend to purchase the Continental Hotel in downtown Cluj and relocate permanently to the city. Their lawyer stated that the Tate brothers prefer the atmosphere in Cluj over that of Bucharest and are looking for a residence in the city.