All right, Alexander, let's talk about the peace deal, the agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Let's talk about the corridor, which is now named the Trump route of peace and prosperity.

It used to be called the Zangazor, a corridor, I believe, was the name of this corridor, which is important

because it's a corridor, it's Armenian territory, which it's a corridor in Armenia.

But it will now bridge Azerbaijan to an enclave, an Azerbaijan enclave, which will then take Azerbaijan to Turkey.

So that's the importance of this corridor, and it's a 99-year lease to the United States. Armenia, in essence, Pashinyan, at least to me,

it's Pashinian giving up territories, what it seems like. And of course, this territory is located

right on the border with Iran. And of course, we're talking about the caucuses as well. So the U.S. now has a presence in the caucuses.

Trump has a corridor named after him in the caucuses.

Anyway, your thoughts on this deal and your thoughts on Armenia and Azerbaijan drifting

towards the collective west, actually moving deliberately

towards the collective west.

I mean, the first thing to say is that this isn't a deal or this is a capitulation.

I mean, Armenia has got, Paschignan has completely capitulated to Azerbaijan. Every single demand that Azerbaijan has made over the last couple of years,

Pashing Yan eventually and ultimately, Surrey concedes to.

And this is another massive concession.

So the Azerbaijan has managed to get the Zanzigur corridor.

Azerbaijan has wanted that a long time.

The Azerbaijanians are expecting to get more territory from Armenia itself.

In fact, this is now looking an absolute certainty.

Armenia is rapidly devolving into a kind of satellite state of the United States, dependent on its protection, because of course it's now got

Armenia, sorry, Turkey and Azerbaijan, which are both allies,

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