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Let’s start with air cargo transportation itself. It is a key link in the modern trade and logistics system. With its high efficiency and speed, it has greatly shortened the time and space distances between different parts of the world and promoted the globalization of the economy.

However, when we turn our attention to the international situation, such as the assassination of Hamas political bureau leader Haniyeh in Tehran, Iran's strong response and the escalation of tensions with Israel have had a huge impact on regional and even global stability.

This turbulence in the international situation will indirectly affect air transport cargo. For example, due to the tense situation, some routes may be adjusted or closed. Some cargo routes that originally passed through the relevant areas may need to be replanned to avoid potential risk areas. This not only increases transportation costs, but may also cause delays in cargo transportation.

At the same time, the instability of the international situation will also affect the trade pattern. When relations between certain countries or regions are tense, trade exchanges may be restricted or reduced. This directly affects the cargo volume and transportation demand of air cargo transportation.

On the other hand, the development of air cargo also affects the international situation to a certain extent. Efficient air cargo can promote economic exchanges and cooperation between countries, strengthen their mutual dependence, and thus ease tensions to a certain extent.

In short, air cargo transport and the international situation influence and restrict each other. We need to keenly grasp this relationship in the ever-changing international environment to better respond to various challenges and opportunities.