Tehran, which once vowed to prevent a U.S.-backed transport project from emerging along its northern border, is changing tactics. Instead of trying to block the Trump Route, Iran is seeking to develop a parallel corridor through Armenia and Georgia — smaller in scale, but potentially sufficient to preserve its place in the South Caucasus’s emerging logistical architecture. In the contest over the South Caucasus’s transportati...

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