All right, Alexander, let's talk about the drone strikes into Iran.

I believe that we can now say with certainty that drones were launched into Iran or towards various Iranian cities.

I've heard conflicting reports saying that the drones were launched from Iraq, from Azerbaijan. I've even heard

reports saying that the drones were launched from inside of Iran. But these were not missile

strikes. These were drone attacks. And everyone is asking what exactly happened yesterday, late evening, early morning. What do you think is going on here?

Well, it's not entirely clear what has exactly happened because we're still getting conflicting

reports. Or other way, there's even confusion about the targets.

It's clear that one target was an airfield near Isfahan,

which is an important city in the south of Iran.

It's a very historic city, by the way,

former capital of Iran and a treasure house of Iranian architecture,

you know, capital at the time of the Safavid dynasty.

The other place that seems to have been attacked was either Tehran, according to some reports,

a place, a location near Tehran, or more plausibly near the town of Tabriz, which is a big city in Iran, also in the north of Iran,

part of Iranian Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan is a region. It's divided into two parts.

One was former Soviet Azerbaijan, which is now the Republic of Azerbaijan.

The other is a territory in the north of Iran, which is obviously under Iranian control.

So if the target was Tabriz, then it is plausible that the drones were launched from Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan has close military and defense connections with Iran.

With Israel, Israel supplied military technology and weapon systems to the

Azerbaijian military, which the Azerbaijian military used in the war that took place in 2020

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