Solmaz Aghdar, in an interview with IranWire TV, points to the tightening of the maritime blockade and the loss of trade routes, raises the idea of alternative land routes

Solmaz Aghdar, in an interview with IranWire TV, pointing to the tightening of the maritime blockade and the loss of trade routes, especially with the insistence on the Islamic Republic’s refusal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, raised the idea of substituting land routes, without giving sufficient attention to the lack of necessary infrastructure at border terminals with seven neighboring countries.

According to Solmaz Aghdar, of course, if neighboring countries accept the risk of trading with Iran, then the economic gain from that trade for them must be so large that any possible punitive actions by the United States would be ineffective.