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  1. Trump endorsed a leader and discussed Central Asia as a potential US energy transit gateway, while noting risks from Russia.
  2. A transit corridor linking Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan is hosted by Armenia, aiming to connect to Central Asia and the U.S.
  3. US-Armenian relations are deepening through transit corridor talks, with US government ownership of TDC facilitating the connection to Azerbaijan's exclave.
  4. Trade corridor talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia are being discussed and supported by political figures including Marco Rubio and Donald Trump.

Ararat Mirzoyan and Marco Rubio met to discuss the future of Armenia and Azerbaijan, focusing on potential trade routes.

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Ararat Mirzoyan and Marco Rubio met to discuss the future of Armenia and Azerbaijan, focusing on potential trade routes.

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  1. Corridor linking Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan established, supported by US politicians.1 source
  2. Political figures are discussing and supporting the proposed trade corridor between Azerbaijan and Armenia.1 source
  3. Trump is interested in critical mineral deals while Azerbaijan relies on Iran for energy.1 source
  4. Peace agreement reached on TRIPP corridor between Azerbaijan and Armenia, with political backing.1 source
  5. Mirzoyan and Rubio met to discuss TRIPP corridor and trade routes bypassing Iranian influence.1 source

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