Iran has resumed fuel exports to Afghanistan, in a burgeoning trade relationship that threatens to undermine U.S. pressure campaigns against both Tehran and the Taliban
The burgeoning trade relationship between Tehran and the Taliban threatens to undermine key U.S. pressure campaigns against both.for the greenback by U.S. sanctions, and the Taliban’s willingness to trade with their neighbor gives Iran rare access to U.S. dollars it needs to import essential goods and bolster its depreciated currency., who are also cut off from trade and finance by international sanctions, to purchase basic commodities vital to keeping the ailing Afghan economy running.
Iranian traders, who had been selling to Afghan businessmen under the supervision of the U.S.-backed government in Kabul, stopped sending refined petroleum to their Eastern neighbor this summer after fighting escalated between the Afghan national army and the Taliban.
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