Турецкий гамбит и иранское чудо. Чего ждать от саммита НАТО? | Геворг Минасян

Watch current videos on Delib: https://delib.ru/video Book "NATO and Russia. Insurmountable Contradictions | Alexander Germanovich Artamonov": Ozon: https://www.ozon.ru/product/nato-i-ro... Wildberries: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/68... Olga Chetverikova's full lecture series on Delib.ru: https://delib.ru/channel/7b259380-47a... Intelligence veteran Gevorg Minasyan conducts a rigorous audit of the current foreign policy agenda in the Middle East and South Caucasus. Why is Turkey, while formally remaining a NATO member, systematically building an alternative geoeconomic system bypassing Anglo-Saxon-controlled sea routes, and how does this align with Russia's interests? The lecture explores the background of Hakan Fidan's visits to Moscow, Kazan, and Yerevan: the expert explains how Ankara uses proxy tools to infiltrate post-Soviet elites and why Armenia has become a testing ground for a "soft" break from Russian integration structures through lobbying for pro-Turkish personnel. The mechanisms for seizing control through economic projects (the Trans-Caspian route) and Iran's role as the only player capable of truly challenging American hegemony in the Strait of Hormuz are examined. Boosty: https://boosty.to/den_club Follow us on other social media Telegram: https://t.me/knijnij_den VK: https://vk.com/knizhnyjden Zen: https://dzen.ru/knijnij_den Tion Publishing House Website: https://idtion.ru/ Den Bookstore: https://den-magazin.ru/utm/87 Meetings with Authors: https://delib.ru/meetings 00:00 Introduction 01:36 Why Hakan Fidan Visited Moscow and Kazan 03:13 The 2004 NATO Summits and the New Security Architecture 04:21 Turkey as the Tip of NATO's Spear Towards Russia and Iran 06:07 The Old Ottoman Road: New Communications bypassing the Seas 08:49 The Chemistry of Relations: Why Moscow Found Common Ground with Fidan 09:57 Istanbul as the only platform for negotiations on Ukraine 12:31 Bargaining over the Turkish Stream and the grain deal 13:02 Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant: the struggle for control and technology 15:36 Crisis in the Strait of Hormuz and new logistics routes 17:48 How the region has changed since the Iran-Israel conflict 21:26 Lebanon as an anchor and hostage in the great game 22:28 The role of Hezbollah and the policy of the Lebanese government 26:43 Saudi Arabia's position: finance so that they won't touch 29:45 Anti-Israel bloc: reality or declaration? 31:30 Turkey's Role in Managing Hamas 33:10 Elections in Turkey and Israel: War as a Way to Maintain Power 33:57 The Paradoxes of Politics: Why Israel Remembered the Armenian Genocide 35:28 Monopoly on the "Victim People" and a Parade of Confessions 39:35 Interdependence: Why No One Cuts Off Supplies 40:33 Will There Be Military Action Between Turkey and Israel? 43:10 Erdogan vs. the Opposition: How the Political Field is Being Cleared 47:46 Why Erdogan is Predictable for the Kremlin 49:58 Turkey's Soft Power: Working with Elites and Grants 53:29 Ruben Rubinyan and Turkish Influence in Armenia 55:11 Why Armenia is Changing its Vector 56:49 Final #GevorgMinasyan #Turkey #Erdogan #geopolitics #Armenia #Iran #Israel #NATO #Transcaucasia #MiddleEast #Russia #Logistics