A high-stakes conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev is heating up. Following the tragic crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines flight near Aktau, Kazakhstan, that claimed 38 lives, investigations suggest the plane may have been attacked over Russian territory. Putin’s initial apology stopped short of taking responsibility, but Aliyev is demanding accountability and compensation. Is this an accident or something more sinister? As diplomatic tensions rise, the world watches for answers. Stay updated as this critical story unfolds.
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00:00A high-stakes conversation is unfolding between two powerful leaders.
00:04Russian President Vladimir Putin has called Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev for the
00:08second time in just two days. And here's why. It all began on December 25, when an
00:14Azerbaijan Airlines flight tragically crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan. All 38 passengers lost
00:21their lives in this devastating incident. Azerbaijan's investigations pointed to
00:26something chilling. The plane may have been attacked from the ground over Russian territory.
00:31Putin's first call on December 28 included an apology, but stopped short of taking responsibility.
00:37By the next day, tensions escalated, with Aliyev demanding accountability and compensation from
00:43Russia. This diplomatic storm raises serious questions. Was this an accident? Or something
00:49far more sinister? And how will Russia respond to Azerbaijan's growing demands?
00:54As this story unfolds, one thing is clear. This isn't just about a plane crash.
00:59It's about accountability on the world stage. Stay tuned for the latest updates.