In a landmark event at the White House, leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan, under the mediation of President Trump, signed a historic peace agreement aimed at resolving decades of conflict between the two nations. The deal, which establishes a strategic transit corridor, is viewed as a significant diplomatic breakthrough and has led to discussions about potential Nobel Peace Prize nominations for Trump. However, Iran has expressed strong opposition, threatening to block the newly planned corridor and raising concerns about foreign interference in the region. Despite skepticism from some Armenian-Americans regarding the deal, the agreement represents a pivotal moment in U.S. foreign policy in the Caucasus, as it potentially shifts the balance of influence away from Russia and strengthens U.S. leverage in the area.