Азербайджанский кризис: что случилось, кто начал первым и чем закончится? Большой разбор новостей

0:00 The episode opens with an overview of the Moscow‑Baku conflict, covering the death of the Safarov brothers and the cancellation of Russian events in Azerbaijan; 0:54 the host discusses the conflict and its implications; 6:33 expert Nikolay Silaev explains that relations with Azerbaijan have always been complex; 17:09 he notes that Azerbaijan’s dissatisfaction with Russia is aired publicly rather than in bilateral talks; 21:27 the host revisits the Moscow‑Baku conflict and its impact on Russian events; 26:12 expert Sergey Markov states that Azerbaijan does not seek a large‑scale conflict; 39:29 the discussion turns to Azerbaijani media coverage; 41:07 various versions of the causes of the Moscow‑Baku dispute are examined; 42:48 expert Stanislav Prichin warns that a point of no return has passed and that relations will not return to a year ago; 1:03:03 the episode notes similar problems between Moscow and Yerevan; 1:05:45 expert Mikhail Vinogradov comments on Aliyev’s silence and strategic maneuvering; 1:19:44 the Iran‑Israel‑US conflict is explored, including Trump’s stance on Iran and talks between Putin and Macron; 1:21:41 the potential consequences of the US suspension of military supplies to Ukraine are discussed; 1:22:26 frontline reports and North Korea’s involvement in the conflict are covered; 1:24:09 the Gaza ceasefire and its implications are examined; 1:24:42 a band’s controversial statement at Glastonbury is mentioned; 1:25:26 a debate between Trump and Musk is highlighted; 1:27:14 the episode touches on Nadya Kadycheva’s resurgence; 1:31:37 senator Vysokinsky’s proposal to punish fake information reposts is presented; 1:33:56 an interview with Vacio Dudiy discusses the “naked party” controversy and Nikita Mikhalkov’s conflict with AP.