Luke Coffey: Only corridor to Afghanistan and Central Asia is Azerbaijan and Ganja Gap
Infrastructure
- 27 August, 2021
- 09:08
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Luke Coffey, director of the Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation, an influential US-based think tank, shared a post about Azerbaijan on his Twitter account on the latest developments in Afghanistan.
According to Report, Luke Coffey said that the importance of the Azerbaijan-Ganja Corridor has re-emerged as a result of the withdrawal of NATO and the United States from Afghanistan:
"In order for these two NATO C-17s to bypass Russian and Iranian airspace, there was only ONE option: Azerbaijan and the Ganja Gap. (One of the most strategic locations on the Eurasian landmass)," he said.
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