Iran's Overland Trade Routes Struggle Amid Blockade
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Iran is facing difficulties in circumventing the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz by redirecting most of its trade to overland routes. Hundreds of Iranian drivers are stuck at the borders with Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and Turkey due to significant difficulties and sharply increased transportation costs, putting additional pressure on Iran's economy. The overland plan is collapsing at the borders, with trucks waiting up to 20 days to reach Turkey and facing harsh conditions at Pakistani crossings. Food inflation has hit 128% in August, and the truckers have walked off the job over fuel prices.
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