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Cross-border logistics covers multiple aspects such as cargo transportation, warehousing management, and distribution services. Under the influence of the US-Iran situation, the route selection of logistics transportation has become more critical. For example, transportation routes through the Middle East may be threatened by military actions, resulting in transportation interruptions or delays. This will not only increase logistics costs, but may also affect the timely delivery of goods, thereby adversely affecting the production and sales of enterprises.

In terms of warehouse management, due to the uncertainty of the situation, enterprises need to more accurately predict market demand and reasonably adjust inventory levels. Otherwise, there may be inventory backlogs or shortages, which will affect the operational efficiency and economic benefits of the enterprise.

Delivery services also face challenges. Amid the tense situation between the US and Iran, the safety and timeliness of delivery have become the focus of customers. Logistics companies need to strengthen communication and coordination with all parties and optimize delivery plans to ensure that goods can be delivered to their destinations safely and on time.

In addition, the situation between the United States and Iran has also put forward higher requirements for risk management of multinational logistics companies. Companies need to pay close attention to changes in the political situation, adjust business strategies in a timely manner, and reduce potential risks. At the same time, strengthening cooperation with government departments and obtaining relevant policy support and information guidance are also important measures to deal with risks.

In short, the situation between the United States and Iran has brought many challenges to cross-border logistics, but it has also provided enterprises with opportunities for innovation and development. Only by continuously improving their own capabilities and levels can logistics companies move forward steadily in a complex and changing international environment.