According to The New York Times, the U.S. failed on November 11 to convince Iran's neighboring countries to close their land border crossings with Iran, Xinhua reported. The effort represents a shift toward land routes following earlier maritime blockades and air network disruptions. Turkey, Iraq, and Pakistan have expressed skepticism of the U.S. request, citing concerns that border closures could harm their own economic interests.

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