Russia and Iran open 7,200-kilometer secret trade route, The West Can't Do Anything To Stop It! - Video

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Under the influence of the war between Russia and Ukraine, Western countries have imposed unprecedented sanctions and blockades on Russia. Against this background, Russia is eager to find a new economic and trade outlet.

Iran, as a country that also faces U.S. sanctions, has experienced more than 40 years of economic blockade and political isolation. Iran has also made great efforts to get rid of Western sanctions.

In 2023, Iran reached reconciliation with Saudi Arabia under China's persuasion, and also reached a series of oil deals with China. Now, the two oil countries, Russia and Iran, are beginning to join forces to get rid of Western sanctions.

In May 2023, Iran and Russia signed an agreement on the International North-South Transport Corridor. This corridor is 7,200 kilometers long and involves more than 18 countries. In the future, this channel will even replace the Suez Canal and become the most important trade channel connecting Asia and the Middle East.

So, can this 7,200-kilometer corridor replace the Suez Canal? What strategic significance does it have for the two oil giants, Iran and Russia?

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