The starting point of that strategy and the first guarantee of its success is the preservation of Armenian sovereignty over Syunik and the road through Meghri (the Azerbaijan-Nakhichevan route).
At the end of August, Turkey’s Minister of Transport Abdulkadir Uraloğlu declared: “We regard the Kars–Iğdır–Aralık–Dilucu railway line not only as a transport route, but also as a strategic investment that will change the fate of the region
In parallel with ensuring the consolidation of its sovereignty over the east-west road passing through Meghri, Armenia must immediately develop and implement a comprehensive program ensuring its resilience.
For Armenia to genuinely preserve sovereignty over the transport routes crossing Syunik (TRIPP – “Trump’s Route”), it is essential that the provisions presented below be explicitly enshrined in an official agreement.
Ensuring Real Dominance Over Corridors and Developing and Implementing an Appropriate Strategy Based on Profound Awareness of the Real Pan-Turkist Threat
The devastating loss in the 2020 Second Nagorno-Karabakh War triggered discussions and action regarding the transformation of Armenia’s Armed Forces.
This article analyzes the Agreement, addressing key issues raised by the professional community, and evaluates them against the principles of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
For the past three years, Armenian, Arab, and international news sources have been reporting on the escalating threats to the Armenian community of Jerusalem’s Old City.
"Armenia couldn't count on military support from the west: “The EU and US will never intervene militarily in this region in any form. So, there are no security guarantees for Armenia.”