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Iran explores other transport options amid shortages
Reports confirm that Iran is facing significant difficulties in finding alternative routes for transporting goods by land or sea, due to escalating U.S. sanctions as well as a decline in shipping activity and disruptions in oil movement through the Strait of Hormuz. This threatens its ability to supply the domestic market with essential goods and greatly weakens its economy, which heavily relies on oil and foreign trade. At the same time, the United States has launched an expanded sanctions campaign aimed at restricting dealings with Iran, especially in the oil, shipping, and technology sectors, with the goal of reducing its revenues and weakening its ability to continue the war effort. This comes alongside intensified measures against China, which is Iran’s top importer of oil, despite Beijing’s rejection of American pressure. Meanwhile, the Iranian rial has experienced an unprecedented collapse, reaching about two million rials per dollar amid a deepening economic crisis caused by trade restrictions and ongoing conflict.
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