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Iran is exploring new ways to sustain trade as pressure mounts around the Strait of Hormuz. Reports indicate Tehran is now moving some oil exports to China via rail, marking a shift from its traditional sea-based routes. Alongside this, Iran is importing essential goods through land corridors across neighboring regions, highlighting both adaptation and strain. However, only a portion of its trade can currently bypass disrupted ports, leaving key vulnerabilities. With long-standing ties between Iran and China, such adjustments reflect a broader strategy to counter restrictions and maintain economic flow. Rising regional tensions and evolving logistics routes are also beginning to reshape global trade dynamics, with new transit hubs gaining importance.