Armenian Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan seems to have discovered a new, previously unknown kind of geography. While in Tehran, Grigoryan stated that the project called the "Zangezur Corridor" does not exist.

"No corridor! We don’t even use such a term!" he exclaimed to reporters. They just want to "unblock communications," but not through a corridor. With Azerbaijan.

How’s that? Are you going to teleport? It’s like saying, "There is no bridge, but we’ll build a structure to cross the river above its surface," or "We don’t say 'wine,' we just drink a red laughing liquid."

Armenian, you might even go to jail for saying the phrase "Zangezur Corridor," I don’t care! The main thing is that the essence does not change. If there is a corridor, you’ll have transit, trade, communications, and so on. If there’s no corridor, there will be nothing. Whatever you call it.