Caucasus corridor sidelines Russian influence - Eastern Express - TVP WORLD

Donald Trump has brokered a deal that could reshape the South Caucasus – and push Russia and Iran to the sidelines. The agreement grants the U.S. control over a new transit corridor connecting Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave via Armenian territory. For Armenia, it’s a step toward peace and a pivot to the West. For Azerbaijan, it’s long-sought access without losing face. We break down how the TRIPP Corridor could boost the Middle Corridor trade route, threaten Iranian trade, and deal a blow to Moscow’s influence.