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Ali Akbar and Laiti, an adviser on international affairs to Iran's supreme leader, warned Yerevan that Tehran still sees Trump's creation of a path to international peace and prosperity as a red line that must not be crossed. He also blasted last week's move by the Armenian parliament to approve the construction of the corridor. "I told the Armenian ambassador directly: if [US President Donald] Trump and his allies try to cross this red line of Iranians, we will break their legs," Valiati said.

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Ali Akbar and Laiti, an adviser on international affairs to Iran's supreme leader, warned Yerevan that Tehran still sees Trump's creation of a path to international peace and prosperity as a red line that must not be crossed. He also blasted last week's move by the Armenian parliament to approve the construction of the corridor. "I told the Armenian ambassador directly: if [US President Donald] Trump and his allies try to cross this red line of Iranians, we will break their legs," Valiati said.

Ali Akbar and Laiti, an adviser on international affairs to Iran's supreme leader, warned Yerevan that Tehran still sees Trump's creation of a path to international peace and prosperity as a red line that must not be crossed. He also blasted last week's move by the Armenian parliament to approve the construction of the corridor. "I told the Armenian ambassador directly: if [US President Donald] Trump and his allies try to cross this red line of Iranians, we will break their legs," Valiati said.

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