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World · 6 June 2026

Tate in Russia, women angry at UK extradition delay

Tate in Russia, women angry at UK extradition delay

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British women accusing Andrew Tate are upset he's appeared in Russia, as UK authorities continue to delay his extradition. Tate and his brother Tristan, facing serious charges in Britain and Romania, were welcomed by folk singers and dancers in Moscow. The UK won't extradite them until their criminal proceedings in Romania are fully settled.

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