BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate once again aims at the Romanian government, directing his criticism towards DIICOT in his most recent tweet. Within this post, Tate accuses DIICOT of attempting to confiscate the newly acquired supercars.
In recent times, Tate has indulged in the acquisition of two luxurious supercars, showcasing his extravagant lifestyle and vast affluence.
In a recent tweet, Tate also exposes DIICOT's actions of dispatching letters to individuals in his circle with whom he maintains only minimal familiarity, evidently initiating a new course of action.
Is DIICOT attempting to seize Andrew Tate's cars?
In a recent tweet, Tate highlighted the fact that the Romanian government agency DIICOT is actively pursuing the seizure of the luxurious cars he had recently purchased.
Tate's perspective on this matter is quite strong, he perceives DIICOT's actions as being driven by a sense of pettiness and vindictiveness.
He believes that the agency's aggressive behavior stems from its ongoing string of defeats in court battles. In his view, DIICOT's approach is not only unprofessional but also estranged from the fundamental principles of the rule of law.
Tate wrote, "They are trying to take my new cars. This is petty and vindictive behaviour by Dicott who are upset they’re repeatedly losing in court. It’s unprofessional and has nothing to do with the rule of law."
'Karma hits like a mfer'
After Tate leveled accusations against DIICOT for their alleged attempt to confiscate his recently acquired supercars, a multitude of users stepped forward to voice their perspectives on the situation.
One user wrote, "The most Googled Lada on the Internet." Another user wrote, "Well s**t Andrew look at those cars no wonder they want them ????"
A user stated, "Karma hits like a mfer." A user commented, "They don't like successful men like you They are continuously hitting your weal spot so that you will eventually give up."
Andrew Tate buys supercars like a cup of coffee
A recent revelation showcased Tate's acquisition of a brand-new Ferrari worth a staggering $1,754,320M. The announcement of this purchase came through a Twitter account managed by the Tate brothers, known as The Real World.
The announcement emphasized the speed of Tate's decision-making process, likening it to the mere seconds it takes to order a cup of coffee.
The Real World wrote, "Andrew Tate buying a 1,600,000€ Ferrari It took him a few seconds to make this decision. Some people buy super cars like you buy coffee. We will show you how to make enough to live this lifestyle."
In a recent tweet, Tate announced the delivery of his new supercar, Nevera, scheduled for July.
He utilized his Twitter platform to showcase images of the car's assembly process and mentioned that the car was being assembled, highlighting, "They're putting my baby together."
Playfully, he alluded to the competition posed to his Bugatti, hinting at the emergence of a rival. Furthermore, he engaged with his audience by inquiring about the color choices for their own Nevera supercars.
Tate wrote, "They're putting my baby together. The Bugatti has competition. What color is your Nevera?"
