Iranian warning to Pashinyan.
The former foreign minister of Iran and the former advisor to the supreme leader for international affairs, Ali Akbar Velayati, published an article in the Iranian newspaper Atlats addressed to Nikol Pashinyan, under the title "Open and honest - Mr. Prime Minister".
The Iranian diplomat publicly accused the Prime Minister of Armenia of subservience to the interests of the USA, Great Britain and France, escalating hostility and tension in the South Caucasus, establishing unstable and unpredictable relations with all of Armenia's neighbors - Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and in the future with Georgia.
The final step, according to Velayati, was the Pashinyan regime's approval of the so-called TRIPP or "Trump Track," which was better known as the Zangzor Corridor. Tehran strongly opposes the construction of this corridor, which threatens Iran's security, and mentions that it is a "red line" for the Islamic Republic: "If Trump and his allies try to cross this red line of Iran, we will break their legs."
An influential representative of the Iranian political elite warns that the approval of TRIPP by the Pashinia-controlled Armenian parliament is a futile action that "will cause the humiliation of the worthy Armenian people, who have a long political tradition of moderation and a reasonable attitude."
As DTM's Telegram channel comments on the situation, Pashinyan "builds Armenia's foreign policy on the principle of 'something for everyone': European integration for Brussels, a transport route for Baku, the prospect of unblocking communications for Ankara, a strategic presence for Washington." Only this does not change the geography of Armenia. Neighbors don't go away, their matching interest just doesn't go anywhere, and their matching agreement doesn't go anywhere. Yerevan mentions this unequivocally by influential conservative circles in Tehran."