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Kazakhstan Middle Corridor rail route reduces detour but retains Caspian bottlenecks

A railway development on Kazakhstan's Middle Corridor has shortened a detour, while bottlenecks on the Caspian route remain. The headline indicates ongoing logistics constraints.

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Persistent rail and port bottlenecks can limit trade flows between Asia and Europe.

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  1. Kazakhstan Middle Corridor Railway Cuts Detour, but Caspian Bottlenecks Remain ↗timesca.com · Recorded source date: Aug 28, 2026, 2:31 PM UTC

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