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Turkey's Erdogan gives NATO leaders revolver conundrum after summit

NATO leaders received revolvers as parting gifts from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, triggering immediate diplomatic and procedural questions.

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Following the conclusion of the NATO summit, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan presented revolvers to the attending heads of state. The gifts were distributed to every leader present at the event, marking an unusual conclusion to the diplomatic proceedings.

Coverage from CTV News, The Guardian, CNN, and Reuters highlights the surprise among attendees regarding the nature of the gifts. Reports note that Mark Carney specifically surrendered his firearm to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police following the summit.

Future developments depend on how individual participating nations handle the possession and legal transport of the firearms. Official statements regarding the rationale or the specific status of the remaining gifts are currently pending.

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Quick answers

What gifts did President Erdoğan give to NATO leaders?

He presented revolvers to every NATO leader in attendance as a parting gift.

What happened to the pistol given to Mark Carney?

According to CTV News, Carney turned his revolver over to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

How did the leaders react to the gifts?

Coverage from The Guardian notes that the leaders were surprised by the gift of guns.

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