Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey are negotiating an agreement for the Zangezur corridor, marking a significant geopolitical shift in the South Caucasus in the absence of Russia.
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After years of tensions, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey appear to be moving closer through negotiations on the Zangezur Corridor, a strategic route. The war in Ukraine has weakened Moscow's ability to intervene, and Armenian PM Pashinian is looking for ways to recognize Azerbaijan's sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh in exchange for accepting the corridor. These developments could redefine the security architecture in the region.
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