A US proposal to lease and manage the Zangezur Corridor—a strategic land route through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave—has been rejected by the Armenian government over sovereignty concerns. The corridor has become a focal point of international rivalry, with Russia, Turkey, Iran, and Western powers all expressing strong interests or objections. Reports of Armenia ceding control to the US have been denied by Armenian officials, but the rumors have fueled confusion and heightened regional anxieties. The situation underscores the corridor's significance as a potential geopolitical game-changer, capable of shifting alliances and influencing the balance of power in the South Caucasus. The ongoing debate reflects broader struggles between regional and global powers for influence over critical infrastructure and transit routes.
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