Russian Security Council Warns on Trump’s Path Toward Iran
Russian Deputy Secretary of the Security Council, Aleksey Shevtsov, warned that the "Trump Road" project across Armenian territory could enable the United States and its allies to strengthen their military and intelligence presence near the Iranian border. The Russians criticize that its implementation might allow the deployment of forces or private security companies within Armenia, threatening the geopolitical balance in the region—especially given its proximity to the Iranian border and the potential implications for Russian and Iranian influence in the South Caucasus. The warning comes after the announcement of the project, which aims to reopen transportation corridors between Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan through Armenian territory, raising concerns about its broad security implications for the region.
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