RA NA Deputy Prime Minister: Corridor is not only Iran`s  red line,  it is first and foremost Armenia`s red line

ArmInfo.  "Trump's Route for International Peace and Prosperity" TRIPP is not the "Zangezur Corridor" at all, as stated by Ruben Rubinyan, NA Deputy Prime  Minister, to reporters on December 16, speaking about Tehran's  concerns.

According to Rubinyan, Yerevan is in constantly in contact with its  Iranian partners regarding the TRIPP project, informing Tehran about  developments and taking into account sensitive issues and interests.  He also emphasized that Armenia relies on the Iranian Foreign  Ministry's position that the project takes into account Tehran's red  lines.

"Firstly, it is ruled out that there will be any project in Armenia  that will contradict Armenia's sovereignty and territorial integrity,  and would not be under Armenia's full jurisdiction. Secondly, we take  into account all vital interests of our neighbors, and in the case of  Iran, these interests by and large  coincide with those of Armenia.  We don't think there's anything to worry about here.

In reality, the corridor is not only a red line for Iran, it is first  and foremost Armenia's red line that there will be no  extraterritorial corridor through its territory," Ruben Rubinyan  said.