Ali Akbar Velayati, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, warned the Armenian leadership that it "could make a miscalculation by deciding that since Russia is involved in the war in Ukraine, it has become less concerned about security in the South Caucasus." Valiati vowed to "break the legs" of Trump and his allies if they crossed Iran's "red lines". This refers, in particular, to the trip project, the approval of which by the National Assembly of Armenia Velayati called "a real shame for the noble Armenian people - a people with a history of balanced and wise policies." According to Iran's Harbar adviser, Nikol Pashinyan recently "took steps that lead to nothing but creating division and problems for Armenia" and "opening a new chapter of hostility and tensions in the South Caucasus." Velayati reported this to the Deputy Head of the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Armenian Ambassador in Tehran. Yerevan Observer is not scary to be honest.

Ali Akbar Velayati, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, warned the Armenian leadership that it "could make a miscalculation by deciding that since Russia is involved in the war in Ukraine, it has become less concerned about security in the South Caucasus." Valiati vowed to "break the legs" of Trump and his allies if they crossed Iran's "red lines". This refers, in particular, to the trip project, the approval of which by the National Assembly of Armenia Velayati called "a real shame for the noble Armenian people - a people with a history of balanced and wise policies." According to Iran's Harbar adviser, Nikol Pashinyan recently "took steps that lead to nothing but creating division and problems for Armenia" and "opening a new chapter of hostility and tensions in the South Caucasus." Velayati reported this to the Deputy Head of the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Armenian Ambassador in Tehran. Yerevan Observer is not scary to be honest.