Iran’s Economy Faces Another Blockade: Red Tape and Gridlock Are Clogging up Land Routes that Bypass the U.S. Navy’s Hormuz Stranglehold
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Iran's economy faces another blockade: Red tape and gridlock are clogging up land routes that bypass the U.S. Navy's Hormuz stranglehold
“Under these circumstances, there is little alternative but to find a way to restore and maintain the southern trade corridors.”
The U.S. naval blockade disrupted one of Iran’s main trade routes, but the attempt to move goods over land is colliding with saturated borders, endless inspections and overflowing logistical costs. While thousands of trucks wait weeks and non-oil exports collapse, Tehran faces shortages of gasoline, 90% inflation and economic pressure threatening to paralyze trade.
Iran’s economy faces another blockade: Red tape and gridlock are clogging up land routes that bypass the U.S. Navy’s Hormuz stranglehold
The U.S. naval blockade on Iran is already crushing its economy, and efforts to divert shipments over land are not providing much relief. Before the war, more than 80% of Iran’s trade tonnage transited by sea via southern ports, but that’s been closed off. U.S. Central Command said Sunday, it has…
With Hormuz closed from February 28, Tehran moves import and export on the Caspian and the terrestrial corridors to Russia and Central Asia. But the northern ports work at a third and the costs quadruple.
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