Iran's Trade Routes Tighten as Border Closures Compound Sanctions and Naval Blockade

Iran faces simultaneous trade route constriction: naval blockade and sanctions curb oil exports, while closures of major crossings with Iraq and Pakistan force reliance on congested, costly overland routes. The compounding effect intensifies economic pressure on Tehran, though the duration and full impact of border closures remain uncertain.

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