Iran's former foreign minister, former adviser to Iran's supreme leader for international affairs Ali Akbar Valiati, published an article in the Iranian publication Atalaat entitled "Openly and honestly - with Mr. Prime Minister", dedicated to the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan. In an article, Laiati criticized the foreign policy of the current authorities in Armenia, claiming that the Pashinian government is deepening the country's dependence on Western countries, in particular the USA, France and Great Britain. He expressed dissatisfaction with Yerevan's position regarding the trip project, considering it a step against Iran's interests. Velayati recalled that in 2021, during meetings in Tehran, the supreme leader of Iran, in talks with the presidents of Turkey and Russia, spoke out against the creation of the so-called "Zangzor Corridor". In the most difficult part of the article, Velaiati noted that during a meeting with the Armenian ambassador he allowed himself the following statement: "I openly told the Armenian ambassador that if Trump and his allies try to cross this Iranian red line, we will break their legs." In conclusion, Vlayati also criticized the decision made in the Armenian Parliament regarding the construction of the corridor, noting that this step by Nikol Pashinyan and his supporters could become embarrassing for the people of Armenia.

Iran's former foreign minister, former adviser to Iran's supreme leader for international affairs Ali Akbar Valiati, published an article in the Iranian publication Atalaat entitled "Openly and honestly - with Mr. Prime Minister", dedicated to the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan. In an article, Laiati criticized the foreign policy of the current authorities in Armenia, claiming that the Pashinian government is deepening the country's dependence on Western countries, in particular the USA, France and Great Britain. He expressed dissatisfaction with Yerevan's position regarding the trip project, considering it a step against Iran's interests. Velayati recalled that in 2021, during meetings in Tehran, the supreme leader of Iran, in talks with the presidents of Turkey and Russia, spoke out against the creation of the so-called "Zangzor Corridor". In the most difficult part of the article, Velaiati noted that during a meeting with the Armenian ambassador he allowed himself the following statement: "I openly told the Armenian ambassador that if Trump and his allies try to cross this Iranian red line, we will break their legs." In conclusion, Vlayati also criticized the decision made in the Armenian Parliament regarding the construction of the corridor, noting that this step by Nikol Pashinyan and his supporters could become embarrassing for the people of Armenia.