
During the visit of Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag in Moldova, Moldovan Prime Minister Iurie Leanca requested thesword of their national hero Stefan Cel Mare for a short while - which is currently inTopkapi Palace Museum in Turkey's Istanbul- to exhibit in Moldova. As part of his official visit to Moldovan capital Chisinau, Deputy Premier Bozdag met on Sunday Moldovan PM Leanca in the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia (Gokoguz Yeri), the home of the Turkic tribe Gokoguz-Gagauz Turks. Bozdag stated that the Moldovan Premier asked for the original sword during their closed meeting, which he previously requested also from Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan but recieved a replica of it. "We told him that we would extend his demand to Turkish Premier," he said. Referring to the sword which was handed over by Stefan Cel Mare himself to the Ottoman Empire, Bozdag added that "Thesword is of historical importance for them, which belongs to a commander they respect and value."
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