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Indian traders seek alternate routes amid Afghanistan border closures

Indian traders in Kandahar are seeking alternative trade routes and buying dried fruit as border closures disrupt commerce. The report indicates localized cross-border trade disruption.

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Prolonged closures could affect regional supply chains and trade between India and Afghanistan.

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  1. Indian traders in Kandahar to buy dried-fruit, seek alternate trade routes amid border closures: Afghan media ↗prokerala.com · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 2:16 PM UTC

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