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Iran using Caspian Sea, highways and a railroad to China to bypass US’ Strait of Hormuz blockade

Iran has turned to alternative routes to bypass the US blockade near the Strait of Hormuz, making use of northern sea ports, trucking through land borders and sending cargo through a rail system bound for China.

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Iran using Caspian Sea, highways and a railroad to China to bypass US’ Strait of Hormuz blockadeIran has turned to alternative routes to bypass the US blockade near the Strait of Hormuz, making use of northern sea ports, trucking through land borders and sending cargo through a rail system bound for China.
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