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Hegkom'un düzenlediği sinema gecelerinde yaklaşan seçimler ve seçimler sonrası İsrail ağırlıklı Türk dış politikası üzerine konuşmam

Ulus Avram Oditoryumu 7 Mayıs 2023








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