Iran voices opposition to planned Trump corridor in Caucasus amid Azerbaijan-Armenia peace deal

Iran has expressed its opposition to a corridor planned in the Caucasus region as part of a peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia, sponsored by U.S. President Donald Trump. According to Iranian media reports, the country threatened to block the corridor, putting into question the future of the peace agreement. This move by Iran adds a new level of uncertainty to a deal that has been seen as a significant shift in the region’s dynamics. The corridor was envisioned to facilitate transportation and trade between the two countries, but Iran’s objection now complicates its implementation.