Armenia and Azerbaijan for a peace agreement in the White House

WASHINGTON – President Trump will have long host the opponents’ leaders Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House on Friday to sign a peace agreement based on a new railway in the region.

The transit initiative, which was developed in the United States-which is called the “Trump Road for Peace and International Floration”-will take place in southern Armenia, the oldest Christian nation in the world, while the capital of Azerbaijan Baku is connected to the Caspian Sea to Nakhshivan Tsal Tasl.

Armenian Prime Minister Nicole Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev Trump will meet separately before the afternoon signing ceremony.

The Trump administration official said that the approval of the corridor gives Armenia a “huge strategic commercial partner” in the United States, while Azerbaijan’s hands are a long -term relationship between the two geographical components in the country.

The corridor can eventually appear as a major way to transport fossil fuels from Energy -rich Azerbaijan and Central Asia.

Trump’s deal is included in the United States as a leading position that he occupied historically by Russia, which provided peacekeepers to the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh, which was a former Armenian reserved, which regained Aliyev for Azerbaijan in 2023, which ended in 32 years of actual independence.

It is not clear whether the residents of Nagorno-karabakh will be allowed to return to their mountainous home as part of the deal.

Trump officials have described the agreement as the beginning of a longer process that would solve details in the conflict between the former Soviet countries – with the start of next week’s talks on the construction of the road called Trump, which US officials have said was done in urging Armenia.

“This is not charitable,” Trump administration official told reporters.

The official said: “I received calls from nine different operators and I was happy to see three different American operators,” the official said.

“We will find the first -class operating system we can, not because it brings peace, although this is great, but it will also bring commercial prosperity, ensuring peace beyond today’s signing ceremony.”

US officials have revealed the penetration between Yerevan and Baku, where the president’s assistants continue to argue that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, which will be awarded on October 10-in light of its previous role in peace between India and Pakistan, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Campodia, in addition to strengthening this year. Tehran nuclear facilities.

Administration officials also presented the South Caucasus deal as a strategic victory for Washington, while Moscow remains in the conflict with the rollers of Ukraine and Tehran from the recent Israeli and American air strikes.

“If you look at the flow from the Caucasus to Europe, everything passes through Russia or through Iran,” an official said. “If you look at it objectively, you will say,” Why is it this way? “The answer will be,” well, because politics is hindering. ”

“What President Trump did is that he took the policy out of the image and achieved the prevailing common sense. What this will do for American companies, and frankly, energy resources throughout Europe will be very strong. The losers here are China, Russia and Iran. The winners here are the West.”

“When you look at the signal that this sends, it sends that one superpower in the world behaves like one superpower in the world,” Trump’s assistant added.