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In today's era of globalization, economic ties between countries are becoming increasingly close. As an important force driving economic development, international trade is constantly evolving in its methods and patterns. Air transport and cargo transportation play a key role in this.

Air freight is fast and efficient, and can meet the needs of modern business for time-sensitive cargo transportation. It plays an irreplaceable role in the global supply chain, especially for the transportation of high-value, perishable or urgently needed goods.

However, changes in the international situation will have a multi-faceted impact on air transport cargo. For example, Putin's warning about the deployment of long-range missiles by the United States may trigger tensions in the regional situation. Such tensions may lead to adjustments to some routes, increasing the risks and uncertainties of air transport.

On the one hand, geopolitical tensions may lead some countries to strengthen regulations and restrictions on air transport, increase approval procedures and security checks, and thus reduce transport efficiency. On the other hand, for safety reasons, airlines may need to adjust their routes to avoid potential conflict areas, which will increase flight distance and costs.

In addition, economic sanctions are also a factor that cannot be ignored. In international disputes, economic sanctions may be used as a means. If the relevant countries impose economic sanctions on each other, it may restrict the flow of air transport cargo and affect the import and export of goods.

But from another perspective, crises may also bring opportunities. In an unstable situation, some companies may increase their investment in air transport and cargo transportation to ensure the stability of the supply chain and improve their emergency response capabilities and flexibility. At the same time, the air transport industry may also accelerate technological innovation and management optimization to cope with various challenges.

In short, the changes in the international situation are like the butterfly effect. Seemingly distant political events may inadvertently have a profound impact on air transport and cargo transportation. We need to pay close attention to international dynamics to better adapt to and respond to the changing trade environment.