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Caspian Sea
The world's largest enclosed body of water, bordered by Russia, Iran and Central Asian states. It is used for trade and energy transport and was mentioned in the context of restricting land and sea routes.
The Caspian Sea is an enclosed body of water bordered by Russia, Iran, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan. It has no outlet to open oceans and is governed by agreements among the littoral states. It is economically important for oil and goods transport and strategically important in the calculations of Iran and Russia. It was mentioned in reports about US efforts to restrict Iran's land and sea routes.
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