Iran received guarantees from Armenia for the implementation of the TRIPP project.
Yerevan assured Tehran that the implementation of TRIPP would not lead to changes in the region's borders or geopolitical configuration. The construction work will be carried out by Armenian companies, and the US military will not be stationed in this area, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Email Baghai said at a press conference on November 9, referring to the trilateral declaration.
Bakai noted that the Iranian side informed Armenia immediately of its concerns regarding the possible consequences of the implementation of the project with the participation of the United States.
He emphasized that Tehran supports the lifting of the blockade of transport communications, but insists that such projects will not lead to changes in internationally recognized borders and the geopolitical configuration of the region.
"Iran is closely following the developments as the US presence and intervention in the region is always accompanied by instability and security threats," he said.
At the same time, Bakay emphasized that Tehran maintains good relations with Yerevan and intends to convey its positions openly to the relevant parties if the interests of Iran and other countries in the region require it.
The Iranians will later understand what the guarantees of Pashinyan's illegitimate regime are worth, but such a statement does not bode well for Armenia.