Carrying “Iraqi Fuel”… 400 Iranian Trucks Stopped in Afghanistan

The Director of Customs of South Khorasan Province in Iran, Mahirud, said on Tuesday that more than 400 trucks loaded with Iraqi fuel have been stuck in Afghanistan for more than 3 weeks due to their non-acceptance by this country.

Fars News Agency reported in a report translated by Shafaq News Agency, on Tuesday, that Reza Abedini, Director of Mahirud Customs, said that more than 400 Iranian trucks are stuck in Afghanistan, noting that more than 3 weeks have passed since these numbers of fuel trucks have been stuck due to their non-acceptance by the Afghan government.

Abedini continued: Truck drivers are waiting for permission from the Taliban government to clear the cargo that was loaded from Iraq and must be unloaded in this country.

The Director of Mahirud Customs pointed out that the stopping of these trucks occurred in Afghan territory, adding that this incident has no impact on Mahirud Customs exports and exports are continuing as usual.

Shafaq.com