No need to trust anyone... Putin connects India!

MANOJ KUMAR N

Although all the nations of the world blame the Russia-Ukraine war alone for the rise in inflation and the depreciation of the currency, russia continues to expand its trade in all sectors without seeing anything. As a result, the value of Russia's currency has risen to a level not seen in the last seven years. In this situation, the world has decided to set aside all the tough sanctions imposed on russia and build a new trade route of its own.

Through this important project it is possible to trade with all Asian countries normally without anyone's support or permission.


Vladimir Putin

 Russian President Vladimir Putin is pushing for the implementation of the international North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) project, which connects india and russia via Iran.

North and South

 The basic premise is that the project will not only reduce freight time connecting the north and south, but will also greatly increase Russia's role in the economies of countries along this route.


China

This INSTC project is much larger and more beneficial than China's BELT ROAD INITIATIVE project. It is noteworthy that china has been investing heavily in expanding its trade and implementing the BRI program.

After the war in Ukraine

 This week, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the 6th Caspian sea Conference for the first time since the war in Ukraine. The meeting was attended by leaders of several countries, including Central Asian countries and Iran.


7200 km

Putin then spoke not only about the INSTC plan to link india and russia, but also said that action would be taken to complete it soon. The project is a 7200 km long trade route.

St. Petersburg to India

The international North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) project will connect the ports of iran and india from the port of St. Petersburg in Russia. Not only this but through this project many countries including kazakhstan in the Caspian sea can be integrated into the comprehensive trade market.


Route

Earlier this month, russia shipped cargo for the first time from St. Petersburg to the Caspian port of Astrakhan and the Iranian port of Anzali (Iran) and from there to the port of Bandar Abbas (Iran) and then to the West Indies. This is what russia calls the INSTC project.


25 days only

In this shipment, russia sent 40 feet of laminated lumber weighing about 41 tons. Items were added within 25 days though the first trip on this route. It takes 40 days to add goods to the currently used Russia-India route.


Economic and trade development

The international North South Transport Corridor (INSTC) project will greatly help in reducing the transit time of goods and overcome the excessive barriers and crises among the countries of the world to improve trade and improve the economy of all countries.

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