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Erdogan's .357 Magnum Gift to NATO Leaders Sparks Debate on Diplomatic Traditions

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Turkish President Erdogan gifted NATO leaders .357 Magnum revolvers, sparking surprise and debate.
The engraved firearms, a Turkish export promotion, echo historical diplomatic gift-giving practices involving weapons.

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Turkish President Erdogan gifted NATO leaders .357 Magnum revolvers, sparking surprise and debate. The engraved firearms, a Turkish export promotion, echo historical diplomatic gift-giving practices involving weapons.

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