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The International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC) connects India, Iran, and Russia, creating a direct link from Mumbai to St. Petersburg. Quietly, but strategically, this corridor challenges the long-standing dominance of Western-controlled routes like the Suez Canal.

In this video, we explore:
• The history and origin of INSTC (2000)
• How the route runs from India to Russia via Iran and the Caspian region
• Why INSTC bypasses Pakistan completely
• How it offers Russia and Iran an alternative during Western sanctions
• Why this corridor makes the West strategically uncomfortable
• How INSTC fits into the rise of a multipolar world order

INSTC is not just an infrastructure project.
It is a geopolitical signal — showing that global trade can function outside traditional Western chokepoints, financial systems, and strategic control.

If you want to understand hidden power shifts, global trade routes, and emerging geopolitical alliances, this video breaks it down clearly and critically.