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The Trump administration is moving forward with a $700 million arms sale to Turkey, which has raised concerns among U.S. lawmakers due to Turkey's ties with Russia. Representative Gregory Meeks criticized the State Department for bypassing Congress and failing to provide justification for the sale. The arms deal is significant for Turkey's defense capabilities and its role within NATO.
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The Trump administration is moving forward with a $700 million arms sale to Turkey, which has raised concerns among U.S. lawmakers due to Turkey's ties with Russia. Representative Gregory Meeks criticized the State Department for bypassing Congress and failing to provide justification for the sale. The arms deal is significant for Turkey's defense capabilities and its role within NATO.
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