Iran Joins Afghanistan and China's Strategic Corridor, This Will Change the Middle East Landscap - Video

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Due to sanctions from Western countries, Iran's development has been under great pressure and restrictions.

However, Iran recently proposed a bold plan, which, if implemented smoothly, may have a chance to break the dilemma of such sanctions.

In November this year, the Taliban Railway Bureau of Afghanistan led a delegation to visit Iran, and the two sides discussed the issue of extending the Khawaf-Herat Railway.

Originally, this railway only connected Iran and Afghanistan, but Iran proposed a bigger idea: they are considering extending this railway further east and connecting it directly to China through the Wakhan Corridor.

At present, Iranian officials have stated that they intend to join the Taliban government to apply to China for opening the border, and hope to participate in the construction of this railway across Iran, Afghanistan and China.

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