Parallel to this, proposals are also made from Azerbaijan to the Iranian side. The subject of military exercises on the Iran-Azerbaijani border is essentially the proposal of the Azerbaijani side, the purpose of which is a step aimed at softening Iran's clear and sharp position about the ongoing processes in the region. At the same time, they discussed the issue of joint military exercises at the border. Therefore, the statements and thematic discussions of the official Iranian circles regarding the South Caucasus should be considered with this logic. In this sense, Iran has become more influential in the processes taking place in the region. As well as the policy of implementing the so-called "Zangezur Corridor" Turkish-Azerbaijani project by Turkey and Azerbaijan to strengthen their presence in the South Caucasus further. The integrity of the sovereign territory of Armenia is violated. Because now is a politically active period in the South Caucasus as well, and the relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan are regularly on the agenda, which are often shifted to the military level due to Azerbaijan's aggressive actions. Iran will try to exclude such developments by any means and, on the other hand, calls to solve the problems arising in the region exclusively by peaceful means.
Changes in geopolitics and borders of states in the region are red lines for Iran. The statement of the Chief of the General Staff of Iran, as well as the messages of several other high-ranking officials of Iran regarding regional processes, are placed in the context of the content of Iran's South Caucasus policy, which was emphasized by Iran's spiritual leader Ali Khamenei, especially in the Astana format, in the meetings with the leaders of Russia and Turkey. Is the reaction of the Iranian side a call or a warning about red lines?
Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Iran, Mohamad Hossein Bagheri, during a telephone conversation with the Minister of Defense of Azerbaijan, Zakir Hasanov, called for a peaceful settlement of Armenian-Azerbaijani disagreements. The interlocutor of Radar Armenia is Armen Petrosyan, an expert on regional issues and an orientalist.
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