Iran will continue to support the unblocking of transport communications in the region, but opposes any change in international borders, announced Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani, reports Javan Online.

Also, Tehran is in favor of promoting the process of peace talks between Yerevan and Baku, Kanaani noted.

"Peace in the Caucasus is beneficial to all the countries of the region. Unblocking of transport communications will help strengthen peace in the region.

After [Russian President Vladimir] Putin's [recent] visit to [the Azerbaijani capital of] Baku, the news and analyzes published about the Caucasus, transit corridors, and proposed corridors are based on the same interview of [Russian FM Sergey] Lavrov and the statements of the representative of the Russian foreign ministry.

This matter and these comments have given rise to various views and ideas that sometimes contradict the developing relations between Iran and some of our neighbors, and it should be emphasized that you should make a reference to the exact text of these comments and pay attention to the analysis and interpretation of this matter.

Iran will continue to support the removal of blockages in economic ties and transportation routes in the region and the advancement of the peace plan between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Peace in the Caucasus stems from the interests of the region. Some powers and regimes outside the region, whose interests are not affected by the instability and crisis of the Caucasus, want to turn the Caucasus into a region of instability at the expense of the countries of the region, and their priority is not peace, but they seek to destabilize the region," Kanaani said.