Yerevan has assured Tehran that the implementation of the TRIPP project will not lead to a change in the borders or geopolitical picture of the region, construction work will be carried out by Armenian companies, and American military personnel will not be stationed in the area Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Esmail Baghaei stated this at a press conference on Monday, commenting on the trilateral statement.

Baghaei noted that the Iranian side immediately informed Armenia of its concerns regarding the possible consequences of the implementation of the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) regional transport project with the participation of the US.

He stressed that Tehran supports the unblocking of regional transport communications, but insists that such projects should not lead to a change in the internationally recognized borders and the geopolitical picture of the region.

"Iran is closely following the development of events, as the presence and interference of the US in regional affairs are always accompanied by instability and security threats," Baghaei noted.

At the same time, he stressed that Tehran maintains good relations with Yerevan and intends to openly present its considerations to the relevant parties if the interests of Iran and other countries in the region require it.