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A U.S.-backed plan to link Azerbaijan to its exclave via Armenia faces delays despite a 2025 agreement.
A U.S.-brokered peace plan known as the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity, or Tripp, aims to connect Azerbaijan to its exclave of Nakhchivan through southern Armenia, using a 43-kilometer corridor of railway, motorway, and pipelines.
Proposed in August 2025 after Azerbaijan’s 2023 recapture of Nagorno-Karabakh, the initiative, facilitated by former President Donald Trump, seeks to ease regional tensions and boost economic ties.
Despite a signed agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the project remains largely undeveloped, with only rusted tracks visible at a derelict Soviet-era station.
Challenges persist, including opposition from Iran, ongoing Russian military presence near the Armenia-Iran border, and a lack of detailed implementation plans.
The corridor’s future hinges on navigating complex geopolitical interests without clear timelines or concrete progress.
Un plan respaldado por Estados Unidos para vincular a Azerbaiyán con su exclave a través de Armenia se enfrenta a retrasos a pesar de un acuerdo de 2025.