Iran’s Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni has declared that the United States’ naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz will not affect the country. He stated that Iran’s more than 8,000 kilometers of land and water borders will serve as the main tool to counter the blockade. According to Iranian media, Momeni has instructed officials in border provinces to simplify and accelerate the import of essential goods to neutralize the perceived threat of the US blockade.
Momeni emphasized that Iran’s extensive and diverse border system ensures the country will not be isolated from the rest of the world. Tehran’s current priority is to maintain the flow of necessary supplies through land-based trade routes. Analysts cited in the report noted that even if the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked, Iran could avoid a major crisis by keeping trade active with neighboring countries such as Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and those in Central Asia.
The announcement underscores Iran’s strategy to rely on regional land connections to mitigate external pressure on its maritime routes.
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