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By Siranush Adamyan The U.S.-backed TRIPP transport project will not involve an American military presence in Armenia, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Vahan Kostanyan told CivilNet in an interview on Friday, addressing Iranian concerns about the planned route near its border. “Such a presence has not been planned, is not being planned and will not be planned,” Kostanyan said.
Iran will accept the Trump Route project if Armenia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty are not jeopardized, and if an American presence does not pose a threat to Iran, the country’s ambassador to Armenia said. Armenia’s government proposed a bill that would allow citizens to allocate some of their income tax to non-governmental organizations, media outlets and political parties while filing tax returns. Topic Armenia-Iran RelationsPoliticsTaxesTripp ProjectDaily Armenia
By Siranush Adamyan Armenia is ready to discuss any issue with the United States, Armenia’s ambassador to the U.S., Narek Mkrtchyan said when asked whether Yerevan would consider isolating neighboring Iran at Washington’s request. “There is no topic in the world that cannot be discussed,” Mkrtchyan said in an interview with Robert Sherman on The Hill’s Frontlines.
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