We will break your leg"; Velayat's sharp reaction to Trump's progress in Armenia. The implementation of the new route can reduce the transit dependence of the neighbors on Iran. Ali Akbar Velayati on Thursday, November 5, in response to the approval of the "Trump's path" agreement in the Armenian parliament and the beginning of its implementation steps, accused the government of Nikol Pashinyan, the Prime Minister of this country, of following the West and threatened the United States and its allies. This position is raised in a situation where the US naval blockade and the possibility of renewing large-scale attacks have increased the pressure on the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the progress of Washington's plan in the South Caucasus has intensified Tehran's fear of a decline in Iran's regional influence. Valiati wrote in a note in the information newspaper that he told the Armenian ambassador, "If Trump and his allies want to cross this Iranian red line, we will break their legs." He described the approval of the agreement as an action against the interests of the Armenian people and accused the Pashinian government of following the US, France and Britain. The subject of his protest is the progress of the construction of the road connecting the Republic of Azerbaijan from the territory of Armenia to Nakhchivan. On Wednesday, November 6, equivalent to October 28, the Armenian parliament approved the framework agreement for strategic cooperation with the United States on a section called "Trump's path to international peace and prosperity" or "Trip" with 63 votes in favor and 32 votes against. This agreement was approved with the support of the ruling party "Femen Madani" and the opposition warned against the security consequences and the concessions given. However, the Armenian government emphasizes that the implementation of the project will be under the jurisdiction and jurisdiction of this country. On Monday, November 2, Pashinyan announced that the government has actually started implementing the project while considering next year's budget. He announced the ordering of the planning of railways, roads and electricity transmission lines so that after the establishment of the "Trip" development company, the completed works will be handed over to it. He presented this plan as a way to end more than three decades of blocking communications in his country. The political basis for this plan was laid on August 8, 2025 at a meeting in Washington in the presence of Donald Trump, Pashinyan and Ilham Aliyev.

We will break your leg"; Velayat's sharp reaction to Trump's progress in Armenia. The implementation of the new route can reduce the transit dependence of the neighbors on Iran. Ali Akbar Velayati on Thursday, November 5, in response to the approval of the "Trump's path" agreement in the Armenian parliament and the beginning of its implementation steps, accused the government of Nikol Pashinyan, the Prime Minister of this country, of following the West and threatened the United States and its allies. This position is raised in a situation where the US naval blockade and the possibility of renewing large-scale attacks have increased the pressure on the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the progress of Washington's plan in the South Caucasus has intensified Tehran's fear of a decline in Iran's regional influence. Valiati wrote in a note in the information newspaper that he told the Armenian ambassador, "If Trump and his allies want to cross this Iranian red line, we will break their legs." He described the approval of the agreement as an action against the interests of the Armenian people and accused the Pashinian government of following the US, France and Britain. The subject of his protest is the progress of the construction of the road connecting the Republic of Azerbaijan from the territory of Armenia to Nakhchivan. On Wednesday, November 6, equivalent to October 28, the Armenian parliament approved the framework agreement for strategic cooperation with the United States on a section called "Trump's path to international peace and prosperity" or "Trip" with 63 votes in favor and 32 votes against. This agreement was approved with the support of the ruling party "Femen Madani" and the opposition warned against the security consequences and the concessions given. However, the Armenian government emphasizes that the implementation of the project will be under the jurisdiction and jurisdiction of this country. On Monday, November 2, Pashinyan announced that the government has actually started implementing the project while considering next year's budget. He announced the ordering of the planning of railways, roads and electricity transmission lines so that after the establishment of the "Trip" development company, the completed works will be handed over to it. He presented this plan as a way to end more than three decades of blocking communications in his country. The political basis for this plan was laid on August 8, 2025 at a meeting in Washington in the presence of Donald Trump, Pashinyan and Ilham Aliyev.