Some time ago, we discussed the issue of the TRIPP project in the context of the results of the US midterm elections with David Allen, US Chargé d'affaires in Armenia. Eduard Aghajanyan, deputy of the ruling "KP" party, informed about it. He clarified that he asked about the future of the project, reminding the diplomat that the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, including the TRIPP agreement, is one of the few projects that enjoys bipartisan support. � In both the US House of Representatives and the Senate. Aghajanyan unequivocally confirmed that there is no need to expect any changes due to the results of the midterm elections. He reminded that the bilateral agreement on strategic partnership with the USA was signed when the Democrats were in power. According to him, since that moment, both the development of bilateral cooperation and the agendas of peace in the region have been actively promoted, including during the Trump administration. "Regardless of the results of the elections, this issue enjoys the support of both Republicans and Democrats," Aghajanyan noted. Let's remind that the Democratic Party won the US midterm elections. US Charge d'Affaires in Armenia visited the parliament of the republic.