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  "textContent": "Growing tensions around the TRIPP corridor highlight mounting friction between the US, Russia, and Iran in the South Caucasus.\nIf Russia and Iran Coordinate Their Response\n\nIf Russia and Iran agree to block American initiatives, then the \"flag” that Vance planted in Azerbaijan and Armenia will end up on an isolated island.\nUS Corridor and Security Risks for Russia and Iran\n\nThe Vice President of the United States visited Armenia and Azerbaijan on February 9-11 as the President's trusted representative to emphasize the importance of the TRIPP project – the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity. Vance brought concrete \"gifts”: agreements on supplies of supercomputers with NVIDIA chips and AI systems, cooperation in nuclear energy, and deliveries of drones and \"air defense systems” for Armenia. Azerbaijan received patrol boats and investments totaling 175 million dollars in TRIPP.",
  "title": "Why Moscow and Tehran View the Trump Corridor as Security Threat"
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