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General · 2 May 2026

US Sanctions Waiver Expires Threatening India's Chabahar Investment

US Sanctions Waiver Expires Threatening India's Chabahar Investment

India's strategic trade route to Afghanistan and Central Asia faces uncertainty after a US sanctions waiver covering Iran's Chabahar Port expired on 26 April 2026 without renewal. India, which has invested at least $120 million in the Shahid Beheshti terminal, has withdrawn personnel and is considering transferring its stake to an Iranian company while in talks with both Washington and Tehran.

Reported by Al Jazeera · How we write briefs

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