Iran Invites China to Build a $40 Billion Super Canal, and Russia Is Even More Impatient! - Video

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Since the United States revoked its exemption for Iran's oil importers, it has continuously sent more troops to the Persian Gulf region in an attempt to completely block Iran's maritime oil transportation routes.

In order to break this deadlock, Iran has proposed an ambitious plan - a "North-South" international transportation corridor worth $28 billion. The plan aims to build a new canal connecting the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf, so that Iran's energy can go directly from the Caspian Sea to the Black Sea or the Persian Gulf in the future.

In order to realize this project, Iran has also invited China a long time ago, but the other party has not given a clear response so far. On the contrary, Russia has shown great interest in this plan. Why is this?

Why does the construction of the canal seem particularly important to Russia? What concerns does China have about Iran's plan?

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