Turkish President Erdogan presented NATO leaders, including UK PM Keir Starmer and Hungarian PM Peter Magyar, with engraved Magnum revolvers and six live bullets each after the Ankara summit. The unusual gifts, accompanied by a note exempting them from export controls, caused surprise and logistical challenges for security teams.
Turkish President Erdogan presented personalized revolvers with live ammunition to world leaders at the NATO summit in Ankara. The engraved guns, accompanied by bullets and cleaning kits, were given to figures like Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen. Some leaders plan to decommission the firearms before bringing them home.
튀르키예 대통령 에르도안이 나토 정상회의 참석자들에게 이름이 새겨진 권총과 실탄을 선물했다. 영국 총리는 규정상 반출하지 못하고 대사관에 맡겼으며, 벨기에 총리는 경찰에 인계했다. 캐나다 총리는 박물관 기증을 고려 중이다.
South Korea's justice ministry is investigating after 100 rounds of live ammunition were reported missing from a prison in Daejeon. Officials discovered a discrepancy between the recorded and actual number of rounds in the prison's armory. The investigation will determine if the ammunition was stolen or if there was a recording error, and if any regulations were violated.
Israeli forces fired on two vessels in an aid flotilla attempting to reach Gaza, with organizers reporting shots fired and Israel stating only non-lethal means were used. The flotilla was intercepted, and 428 participants from over 40 countries were detained.
Israeli forces opened fire on an aid flotilla attempting to reach Gaza, with organizers claiming shots were fired at two vessels. Israel stated no live ammunition was used and no casualties occurred, describing the use of non-lethal means as a warning after multiple warnings. The flotilla was intercepted, and 428 participants from over 40 countries were detained.
