Freight train in Iran. Photo: Flickr

Russia sends first test shipment via Iran to Mumbai by train

Freight train in Iran. Photo: Flickr

A new test shipment is currently on the way from St. Petersburg, via Iran to Mumbai. The intermodal shipment is sent via the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC), the mega project that has been under development for many years. Rather than reaching Iran overland through Azerbaijan, another sea leg was incorporated at the Caspian Sea.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

2 comments op “Russia sends first test shipment via Iran to Mumbai by train”

M.H Esmaeili|12.07.22|19:57

Some modifications seems to be needed: The entrance border is sarakhs in which road transportation is no more needed 2- The name of the port located in Bandarabbas is Rajaei

Dave Allison|19.07.22|17:36

Being a scam victim can be depressing. you were given empty promises. they usually stop replying after achieving their aim which hurts even more. i have been there too as i was too ambitious and wanted financial security which made me invest a huge chunk of my life’s savings. i never thought i would be getting back and already lost hope until i found a recovery team at Remotespytech(@)gmailc0m and contacted them and they got my funds back completely without hassle or hidden fees.. Best team

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Freight train in Iran. Photo: Flickr

Russia sends first test shipment via Iran to Mumbai by train

Freight train in Iran. Photo: Flickr

A new test shipment is currently on the way from St. Petersburg, via Iran to Mumbai. The intermodal shipment is sent via the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC), the mega project that has been under development for many years. Rather than reaching Iran overland through Azerbaijan, another sea leg was incorporated at the Caspian Sea.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

2 comments op “Russia sends first test shipment via Iran to Mumbai by train”

M.H Esmaeili|12.07.22|19:57

Some modifications seems to be needed: The entrance border is sarakhs in which road transportation is no more needed 2- The name of the port located in Bandarabbas is Rajaei

Dave Allison|19.07.22|17:36

Being a scam victim can be depressing. you were given empty promises. they usually stop replying after achieving their aim which hurts even more. i have been there too as i was too ambitious and wanted financial security which made me invest a huge chunk of my life’s savings. i never thought i would be getting back and already lost hope until i found a recovery team at Remotespytech(@)gmailc0m and contacted them and they got my funds back completely without hassle or hidden fees.. Best team

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