Russia uses new Iran-Russia railway to ship 5,000 tons of diesel to Afghanistan, bypassing Western sanctions and naval blockades. The partially completed cargo line from St. Petersburg to Chabahar port cuts travel time in half and avoids Western-controlled territory. Venezuela's navy escorts shipments as US threats loom. Russia selling massive fuel volumes to Afghanistan with no Western recourse. Analysis of how this railway sanctions evasion works, why it matters, and what's next for Russia-Afghanistan energy trade despite historical tensions.
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