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The international express delivery business relies on a stable global political and economic environment. When regional tensions rise, such as when the military standoff between Iran and the United States intensifies, international trade may be impacted. This will directly affect the international express delivery routes, transportation costs and transportation time.

In terms of transportation routes, the tension may lead to the blockage or restriction of certain routes. The express delivery routes that originally passed through the relevant waters may need to be replanned, increasing the transportation distance and time.

Transportation costs will also rise. As safety risks increase, insurance companies may raise premiums, and shipping companies may strengthen security measures to ensure safety, all of which will lead to increased transportation costs.

The uncertainty of shipping time can also bring challenges to international express delivery. Military actions, sea blockades, etc. may cause flight delays and ship detentions, making it impossible for packages to reach their destinations on time.

At the same time, the competition landscape of the international express delivery industry may also change as a result. Some express delivery companies with more business in sensitive areas may be more affected, while other companies may take the opportunity to expand their market share.

Not only that, consumers’ needs and psychology will also be affected. In unstable situations, consumers’ trust in international express delivery may decrease, and their concerns about the timeliness and safety of express delivery may increase, thus changing their consumption behavior.

From a more macro perspective, changes in the international political situation may trigger adjustments in the global economic landscape, which will further affect the development trend of international trade and the international express delivery industry.

For example, trade sanctions may lead to a reduction in imports and exports to certain countries or regions, thereby reducing international express delivery business. Slower economic growth may suppress consumer demand and reduce the demand for cross-border shopping and express delivery.

In short, although international express delivery seems to have no direct connection with military factors such as Iran’s naval power, in the context of globalization, any changes in the international political situation may have a profound impact on the international express delivery industry through a series of chain reactions.