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India imports Russian coal through INSTC

by Kalpana Pandey
June 11, 2024
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Russian coal will be reaching Indian ports via Bandar Abbas Port of Iran in the Indian Ocean. Thus India’s investment in Chabahar Port is justified as it forms a crucial node in connectivity for trade with Russia, Central Asia and Europe while bypassing Pakistan.

As part of this crucial infrastructure, Iran is also building a 700-kilometre railway line that connects Chabahar port to the country’s railway network at the city of Zahedan. Such a connection could boost the attractiveness of freight transportation through the port and along the INSTC, for which the port will be an end point.   

Tags: Bandar Abbas PortChabahar portInternational North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC)

Kalpana Pandey

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