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Pakistan's Dual Role in the Hormuz Crisis and the CPEC Corridor
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Pakistan's Dual Role in the Hormuz Crisis and the CPEC Corridor
TLDR: Pakistan delivered Washington’s 15-point peace plan to Iran on the same day Chinese warships docked in Karachi. Gwadar Port, operated by China under a 40-year lease, sits 400 km from Hormuz and bypasses the blocked strait entirely. Hormuz traffic has collapsed over 90 percent, with Iran collecting yuan tolls and drafting laws to make them permanent. Pakistan owes China over $30 billion and sources 81 percent of its arms from Beijing while…
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