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Trouble in the neighborhood: Economic concerns about conflict in Iran

By Suren Musayelyan
ArmeniaNow Deputy Editor

Experts in Armenia say military conflict between the United States and Iran would have an adverse effect on Armenia’s economy and trade.

Even though overland trade between Iran and Armenia has been steadily decreasing since 2000, Iran remains Armenia’s second largest trade partner – primarily because it is one of only two neighbors whose borders are open to Armenia.

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