Concerns remain about the TRIPP project in Iran: Constantine Tacitus.
Political scientist Constantine Tacitus commented to Alpha News on the statement of Ali Akbar and Ayati, adviser to Iran's supreme leader on international affairs, that the TRIPP (Trump Pathway for International Peace and Prosperity) project is a "red line" for Iran.
"Valiati's words indicate that Iran remains concerned about the implementation of Trump's path. As in the past, this lies in the fact that Tehran demands that this route be under the sovereign control of the Armenian authorities and that there are no forces hostile to Iran, meaning any paramilitary forces of the US, NATO countries or any other country hostile to Tehran, and this was designed to be fair to Tehran. That it is not ignored in any way," the expert believes.
According to the spokesman, with the slightest threat to itself from the TRIPP project, Iran may turn to a military solution to eliminate this threat, citing as an example Iran's recent attacks on Middle Eastern countries.
"What seems impossible now, like some kind of attack on Armenia, but Iran's attacks on Middle Eastern countries where American military bases are located, seems equally impossible. If further escalation takes place and threats to the Islamic Republic of Iran come from this territory, it cannot be ruled out that Tehran will act in a similar manner, especially since it has all this necessary military structure in the province."