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The Russian-Ukrainian war has led to a shift in NATO resources, affecting its strategic layout in other regions. This has changed the global political and economic situation, and the direction and pattern of international trade have also been adjusted accordingly. For many companies, it is necessary to re-evaluate market risks and opportunities.

China's "Belt and Road" initiative has brought about extensive infrastructure construction and strengthened connectivity between Asia, Europe and Africa. This has promoted trade facilitation and reduced logistics costs, but it has also faced some challenges and competition.

In this context, the international express delivery industry has also been indirectly affected. For example, due to changes in the trade pattern, the business volume and routes of international express delivery may change. Due to the unstable situation in some regions, the transportation safety and timeliness of express delivery may be threatened; and the economic vitality of the regions along the "Belt and Road" may bring more express delivery demand.

From the perspective of enterprises, they need to flexibly adjust their supply chain strategies according to changes in the situation. For enterprises that rely on international express delivery for cargo transportation, they should pay close attention to the policies of various countries and regional situations, optimize logistics solutions, and reduce operating costs.

In short, the situation between Russia and Ukraine and China's development measures have a combined effect on the dynamic balance of global trade and economy. As an important part of economic and trade exchanges, international express delivery must adapt to these changes to achieve more efficient and stable services.