Global Logistics: Russia’s entry in global logistics, assured of safe trade routes amid war

Global Logistics: The Middle East war has badly affected the supply chain. Oil and gas supply in the Strait of Hormuz, which is strategically important for the whole world, has stopped. Amidst the new crisis that has suddenly arisen in front of the whole world, Russian President Vladimir Putin has given a big relief news to the world. Putin has made a new proposal to normalize energy problems in the new circumstances and to find alternatives.

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President Putin has proposed on the international platform that Russia can provide very safe and reliable transportation and logistics routes to the countries of the world. According to him, the current situation has badly affected the global energy market and international trade, for which Russia is fully prepared to solve it. President Putin believes that Russia has the potential to create a new and stronger framework for global logistics so that the burden on the world economy can be reduced.

Crisis on the Strait of Hormuz and Putin’s option
In a special video message to the International Transport and Logistics Forum, Putin clearly said that the situation in the Middle East has become a direct threat to the energy markets. The transportation of oil and gas through the Strait of Hormuz is now at risk, which could lead to the collapse of the entire world’s supply chain and increase in inflation. In this critical time, Putin stressed the importance of Russian roads and said that Russia can provide the world with solutions that will diversify the global transit flow. Putin argues that these logistics routes proposed through Russia are not only economically more beneficial but will also significantly reduce the time taken for goods to reach.

President Putin assured the world that Russia is ready to share its past experiences in this field and run joint programs with many countries.