Lawyer claims Erdogan's threats insufficient to force Gulen's extradition amid coup allegations
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The passage references a high‑profile figure (Fethullah Gulen) and Turkish President Erdogan in the context of a potential coup plot, suggesting legal and diplomatic maneuvering. It provides a concret Attorney Michael Weingarten dismisses coup‑plot allegations against Gulen as highly unlikely. The email chain includes law firm Steptoe & Johnson LLP and references to US media coverage of the e Link
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