We will break their legs": Advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran threatens Trump and his allies regarding a trip. The advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran for international affairs, Ali Akbar and Iyati, said that he previously warned the Armenian ambassador in Tehran about the consequences of the crossing of the Iranian "red lines" by US President Donald Trump and his allies in the context of a trip project (the Trump route for international peace and prosperity). Vlayati also sharply criticized the policies of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. In an article published in the Iranian newspaper Atalaat under the title "Honest and truthful with Mr. Prime Minister", Valayati said that he outlined Tehran's position in separate meetings with the Armenian deputy foreign minister and the Armenian ambassador to Iran. "I told the Armenian ambassador directly: if Trump and his allies try to cross this Iranian red line, we will break their legs," wrote Laiati. According to Vlayati, Armenia may make a strategic mistake, hoping that Russia's involvement in the war in Ukraine will lead to a weakening of Moscow's attention to the security of the South Caucasus. He emphasized that Iran is considering ensuring the security of the region under its own responsibility, regardless of Russia's participation. Velayati also recalled Tehran's principled position against the creation of the so-called "Zangzor Corridor" and called this issue one of the "red lines" of Iranian foreign policy. Valiati devoted a separate part of the article to the foreign policy of the Armenian government. He accused Pashinyan of increasingly following the policies of Western countries, especially France, the United States and Great Britain. According to Vlayati, Pashinyan's policies are opening a new chapter of hostility and tensions in the South Caucasus.

We will break their legs": Advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran threatens Trump and his allies regarding a trip. The advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran for international affairs, Ali Akbar and Iyati, said that he previously warned the Armenian ambassador in Tehran about the consequences of the crossing of the Iranian "red lines" by US President Donald Trump and his allies in the context of a trip project (the Trump route for international peace and prosperity). Vlayati also sharply criticized the policies of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. In an article published in the Iranian newspaper Atalaat under the title "Honest and truthful with Mr. Prime Minister", Valayati said that he outlined Tehran's position in separate meetings with the Armenian deputy foreign minister and the Armenian ambassador to Iran. "I told the Armenian ambassador directly: if Trump and his allies try to cross this Iranian red line, we will break their legs," wrote Laiati. According to Vlayati, Armenia may make a strategic mistake, hoping that Russia's involvement in the war in Ukraine will lead to a weakening of Moscow's attention to the security of the South Caucasus. He emphasized that Iran is considering ensuring the security of the region under its own responsibility, regardless of Russia's participation. Velayati also recalled Tehran's principled position against the creation of the so-called "Zangzor Corridor" and called this issue one of the "red lines" of Iranian foreign policy. Valiati devoted a separate part of the article to the foreign policy of the Armenian government. He accused Pashinyan of increasingly following the policies of Western countries, especially France, the United States and Great Britain. According to Vlayati, Pashinyan's policies are opening a new chapter of hostility and tensions in the South Caucasus.