How did the Azerbaijani passenger plane crash? Who's behind it?

Salih Friday Aydin explains the events surrounding the crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190 that departed Heydar Aliyev Airport at 06:55 on December 25 for a Baku‑Grozny flight. The aircraft followed a familiar route, but disappeared from GPS as it crossed the Caspian Sea into Chechnya, only to reappear on radar during its return, indicating the presence of signal disruptors such as GPS jammers in the area. Visual evidence shows damage to the left and tail sections, consistent with a strike by a Pantsir air defense system, suggesting the attack may have originated from a military zone near Grozny. The plane ultimately crashed at 09:28 near Aktav, Kazakhstan. Russian President Vladimir Putin apologized to Azerbaijan, which demands accountability, punishment for the perpetrators, and compensation for victims. 00:00 Introduction 01:29 Embraer 190 passenger plane with flight number Azerbaijan J2-8243 02:33 Ukraine's DRONE attacks on the region 03:45 From what position was the Azerbaijani plane shot down? 04:08 What is Pantsir air defense system? 06:57 Will Azerbaijan sue Russia?