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09/25/26(Fri)13:04:32 No.543271781

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Anonymous (ID: OsKxfHOa) 09/25/26(Fri)13:04:32 No.543271781

Iran has officially completed construction of the strategic 730-kilometer Chabahar-Zahedan railway line

This railway will be fully operational within three to four months

The project includes, 33 stations, 39 tunnels and 201 bridges

The Chabahar-Zahedan railway is a major strategic asset for both China and Iran, integrating directly into Beijings Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC).

Connecting Chabahar - Irans only deep-water port on the Indian Ocean - to the national rail network at Zahedan creates a direct land-based link across Central Asia into China. For Beijing, this corridor offers secure overland trade access to the Middle East and Indian Ocean, significantly reducing strategic dependence on maritime chokepoints like the Strait of Malacca. For Tehran, the railway unlocks crucial trade routes with China and Central Asian markets while mitigating the impact of Western naval interdictions and sanctions. By connecting to trans-Asian freight lines, it slashes transport times to roughly 15 days compared to sea routes, strengthening Chinas Eurasian trade footprint and cementing Irans role as a vital transit hub.

China-Kazakhstan-Turkmenistan-Iran rail (Sarakhs gateway) already moves freight in 15-17 days. Parallel roads support the same path. Chabahar-Zahedan railway links Irans Indian Ocean port to the national network at Zahedan, then north via existing lines into Central Asia and China. Together these form a continuous Eurasian land bridge under BRI/INSTC, fully independent of maritime routes and US power projection.