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As tensions in West Asia disrupt traditional routes, Pakistan has taken a decisive step toward Iran, a move that could rattle the United States. Pakistan has officially authorised new transit routes, allowing Iran, and even third countries, to move goods through its territory, according to reports. The decision, part of the "Transit of Goods through Territory of Pakistan Order 2026" came into force on April 25, during the latest visit of Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi to mediator nation Pakistan to discuss the widening conflict with the US, with peace efforts between Tehran and Washington currently on ice. The new policy proposes to connect key ports, including Karachi Port, Port Qasim, and Gwadar Port, to critical border crossings in Balochistan, but on one condition. Watch the video for more details.