‘The ideal place to bypass sanctions’: How Iran is arming itself with Russia’s help – Four Iranian Caspian Sea ports work around the clock to receive wheat, corn and, US officials say, Russian drone parts; The New York Times describes the lake as a sanctions-busting route beyond US reach

‘The ideal place to bypass sanctions’: How Iran is arming itself with Russia’s help – Four Iranian Caspian Sea ports work around the clock to receive wheat, corn and, US officials say, Russian drone parts; The New York Times describes the lake as a sanctions-busting route beyond US reach | ynetglobal

Israel described its March strike on the Iranian navy headquarters at Bandar Anzali Port, which also destroyed Iranian aircraft, as “one of the most significant” it carried out in the war. But that port is not on the Persian Gulf, whose strategic importance is clear. It is on the Caspian Sea, hundreds of kilometers to the north. A detailed New York Times report described the Caspian Sea’s importance as a trade route linking Russia and Iran.

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