President Trump is set to host the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia at the White House on Friday to sign a peace deal that would potentially end decades of conflict between the two nations.

Azerbaijan's president, Ilham Aliyev, and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will meet with Trump separately and sign bilateral agreements with the United States to boost investments in their respective countries, Trump said.

The three leaders will then gather for a peace ceremony. The extent of the agreement was not immediately clear, but if successful it could bring an end to decades of fighting over disputed regions between the two former Soviet republics.

Multiple news outlets reported that the peace agreement was centered on establishing a transit corridor across the region.

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