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Iran explores land routes to offset maritime blockade

Iran is considering whether overland routes could reduce the effects of a maritime blockade. The headline does not specify the blockade's scope or the routes available.

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A blockade affecting Iran could disrupt regional trade, supply chains and access to energy markets.

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Iran weighs land routes as an alternative to maritime trade

The report examines whether Iran can replace sea trade with overland routes. Such a shift would reflect possible disruption or constraint affecting Iran's maritime commerce.

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Alternative land and water routes explored after FDS suspension

Alternative land and water routes are being explored to compensate for the suspension of FDS service. The affected location and scale of disruption are not specified in the supplied information.

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