GeopoliticsJuly 17 at 10:03 AM

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says Moscow is working to build a rail link connecting Iran, Azerbaijan and Russia to ease pressure on strained maritime routes

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Russia and Iran are accelerating rail connectivity to bypass disrupted maritime routes. Security crises in the Red Sea and Hormuz are driving a systemic shift toward overland corridors.

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