Initially, Politico reported this with reference to sources, but then representatives of the politicians confirmed the receipt of gifts, and Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Szijjarto published a photo of the pistol on social media. "An unusual gift from President Erdogan at the NATO summit: a Magnum revolver with cartridges, engraved with my name...," he wrote. Soon after, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda admitted to receiving a firearm gift. In turn, Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics has remained silent so far. It is presumed that the participants of the NATO summit, which was represented by President Rinkevics of Latvia, were given a rare Turkish revolver Gumusay 357 Magnum, produced in the 1990s.