US Management of the Zangezur Corridor In The Caucasus? Iran Won't Like It.

The phantom corridor: Imagining Zangezur to strike at Russia, Iran

Azerbaijan and Armenia’s growing alignment disguises a deeper agenda: expel Russia from the Caucasus and reorient the region to support western interests. Iran, meanwhile, draws its territorial red lines.

US Management of the Zangezur Corridor In The Caucasus? Iran Won't Like It.

A US proposal to place the proposed Zangezur Corridor -- a critical link between Azerbaijan and its Naxcivan exclave via southern Armenia -- under American management has deepened fault lines in the South Caucasus and stirred unease in Iran.

U.S. Inches Closer to Causing Major Caucasus Crisis With Offer to Administer Transport Corridor Between Turkey and Azerbaijan

Moscow takes measures against Baku and Yerevan to warn against corridor move that would upset regional balance and be blow to Iran and Russia.

U.S. Interest in Armenia-Azerbaijan Transit Sparks Confusion

For the first time in 31 years of the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, the situation feels more unpredictable than ever. In the past, there was a grim certainty that another war would erupt just as it did in September 2020 while peace, on the other hand, always seemed distant. In recent weeks, comments from U.S. President Donald Trump that it was almost a done deal simply solicited disagreement among analysts and political commentators.  As if that …

Yerevan Signals Lingering Differences with Baku on Transport Links - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

YEREVAN (Azatutyun.am) — The Armenian government indicated on Monday, July 21, that it still disagrees with Baku on some practical modalities of a transport corridor that would connect Azerbaijan to its Nakhichevan exclave through Armenia. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan rejected through a spokeswoman Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s fresh demands for the transit of people and cargo to be exempt from Armenian border controls. Pashinyan implie…