Iran’s Revolutionary Guards spokesman Hossein Mohebi said on Sunday that a US plan to restrict overland routes for transferring weapons and sanctioned goods would fail.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards spokesman Hossein Mohebi stated on Sunday that a United States plan to restrict overland routes used for moving weapons and sanctioned goods would not succeed. The comment signals public defiance of US enforcement efforts aimed at cutting off Iran's trade and military supply channels, a dynamic that transmits to markets through sanctions risk premiums and the cost of trade finance and logistics in the region. Assets most exposed include Iranian-linked sovereign and quasi-sovereign debt, regional shipping and freight rates, and commodity flows that depend on overland corridors, where enforcement tightening raises compliance costs and the probability of secondary sanctions on third-country counterparties. Traders should watch for any formal US Treasury OFAC designations or sanctions announcements targeting transit states or logistics operators in the coming sessions, as these would indicate whether the threatened restrictions are moving from proposal to enforcement.

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