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The importance of the Nhava Sheva-Hamburg Route for global trade in 2024

Nhava Sheva Port

The global logistics landscape is always changing due to economic, political, and environmental factors. One critical route for international trade is from Nhava Sheva port in India to Hamburg, Germany. This route is essential for exporters and importers, ensuring the smooth flow of goods between Asia and Europe. Over the past few months, this route has significantly changed freight rates, particularly for 40-foot general-purpose containers. This article explores these changes, the reasons behind the fluctuations, and why this route is important for global trade.

Freight Rate Changes Over the Past Six Months                                     

Based on the data, there has been significant fluctuation in the freight rates from Nhava Sheva to Hamburg. Here’s a month-by-month

Analysis of the rates: January 2024: Freight rates were at a low point, marking one of the most affordable periods in the observed timeframe.

February 2024: Rates saw a significant rise due to increased demand after the holiday season as businesses boosted their shipping activities.

 March 2024: Rates stayed stable, suggesting ongoing high demand or limited supply. April 2024: A slight decrease was observed, which could be due to easing demand or increased shipping capacity.

May 2024: Rates further decreased, reflecting a continued downward trend in demand or an adjustment in supply chains.

June 2024: The trend of decreasing rates continued, bringing rates back close to the levels seen in January.

These fluctuations show the dynamic nature of global shipping, influenced by various internal and external factors.

Importance of the Nhava Sheva-Hamburg Route

Nhava Sheva, also known as Jawaharlal Nehru Port, is the largest container port in India, handling a substantial volume of the country’s containerized cargo. Hamburg is one of Europe’s busiest ports, acting as a major gateway for goods entering and leaving the continent. This route is crucial for several reasons:

Strategic Economic Links: India and Germany have strong trade relations, with Germany being one of India's largest trading partners in Europe. This route facilitates the efficient movement of goods between these economic powerhouses.

Diverse Cargo: The Nhava Sheva-Hamburg route handles a wide variety of goods, including automotive parts, textiles, chemicals, and machinery, catering to diverse industry needs.

Connectivity and Infrastructure: Both ports are well-equipped with modern infrastructure, ensuring smooth operations and quick turnaround times, which are essential for maintaining supply chain efficiency.

Trade Facilitation: Both countries have strong trade agreements and customs cooperation, reducing bureaucratic delays and speeding up the clearance of goods.

Factors Influencing Freight Rate Changes

Several factors contribute to the fluctuations in freight rates observed on this route:

Demand and Supply Dynamics: Increased demand for shipping space, especially during peak seasons, drives up prices, while an oversupply of shipping capacity can push rates down.

Fuel Prices: The cost of bunker fuel, a major operating expense for shipping companies, directly affects freight rates. Fluctuations in global oil prices can lead to corresponding changes in shipping costs.

Global Trade Policies: Trade tariffs, sanctions, and agreements affect shipping volumes. Changes in trade policies between India and Europe or broader geopolitical developments can have significant repercussions.

Port Congestion: Congestion at either port due to high traffic, labour strikes, or inefficiencies can lead to delays and increased costs. Carriers may adjust their rates to account for these additional costs and risks.

Seasonal Variations: Certain times of the year, such as the pre-Christmas period or post-harvest seasons, see increased shipping activity, leading to higher rates. Conversely, rates tend to drop during slower periods.

Economic Conditions: The overall economic health of the trading nations influences import and export volumes Economic slowdowns or booms can result in corresponding changes in shipping demand.

Environmental Regulations:  Stricter environmental regulations on shipping emissions can increase operational costs for carriers, which are often passed on to shippers in the form of higher freight rates.

Why Exporters and Importers Prefer This Route

Reliability: Both Nhava Sheva and Hamburg are known for their efficient operations, reducing the risk of delays. This reliability is crucial for businesses that operate on just-in-time inventory systems.

Cost-Effectiveness: Even with rate fluctuations, this route remains budget-friendly because of heavy traffic and competitive carrier options that keep costs in check.

Speed: The route's strategic positioning and established maritime paths guarantee swift transit times, crucial for handling perishable or urgent shipments.

Accessibility: Both ports offer excellent connectivity to inland transportation networks, making it easier to distribute goods within India and Europe

Support Services: A range of ancillary services such as warehousing, customs brokerage, and logistics services are readily available at both ports, providing comprehensive support to exporters and importers.

Conclusion

The Nhava Sheva to Hamburg route is a crucial link in global trade, enabling the flow of various goods between India and Europe. The changes in freight rates observed over the past six months reflect the intricate balance of demand and supply, fuel prices, economic conditions, and other influencing factors. For exporters and importers, understanding these dynamics is essential for planning and optimizing their logistics operations.

By staying informed about these trends and the factors driving them, businesses can make more strategic decisions, manage costs more effectively, and ensure the timely delivery of their goods. As global trade evolves, keeping a close eye on such key routes and their cost structures will be essential for maintaining competitive advantage and operational efficiency.

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if you feel like you’re ‘getting in the way’ as a mobility aid user, particularly with larger aids like wheelchairs, rollators/walkers, gait trainers and service dogs, That Is A Fault Of The Space (and potentially the people), not of you. You deserve all the space you take up and more.

[violent138]

HC that Crime Lord Red Hood routinely donates medical equipment, money, and well-trained black market medics (formerly employed by gang leaders he took down) to Leslie's clinic. He's also obsessive about updating or improving the generators at the clinic and wears her down in a way that Batman couldn't.

[lonestarflight]

A 1966 study by North American Aviation to use the Apollo Service Module (SM) as a lunar logistics vehicle (LLV). It required putting a landing gear on the SM and developing software to land on the moon unmanned.

'It was proposed for use in an unmanned, direct landing mode. The system required the addition of remote guidance and control and a suitable throttling engine.

So-called 'conversions' of the present SM engine really inferred a new engine development, probably of the same magnitude as that required for the LM descent engine. It was considered wiser by NASA's Bellcomm consultants to develop a new pump-fed engine or use a converted Agena engine and take advantage of the superior performance available.

Advantages of the SM Lander were said to be simple mission configuration; straightforward development; and substantial payload capacity at an early operational date (5,000 kg with an Apollo Block 1 SM; 7500 kg with a service module extended in length by 107 cm). Technical challenges included designing the landing gear and throttling engine provisions, and remote guidance and control for lunar landing."

-information from Astronautix: link

This was one of a number of studies and proposals for a lunar logistics vehicle done in the 1960s using existing designs/hardware.

[yearofinstitutionalization]

203/638 One Suga a day while he is away

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microfic - lesbian tedromeda!! | 2k words | kiki’s delivery service au

this one’s for my angel @stillagoodwitch and also (mainly) for cat (want u to read it aloud to her please, do u think she ships tedromeda??)

Andromeda thought she was doing well, all things considered.

She’d made it to the ocean, flown through the night to a seaside city with no other witches where she could settle down and start her new life, and no lightning bolts had come down from the sky to smite her, no demons had come from the manor to try and drag her back.

She was free and she was doing well.

She had Cat, her cat, all her savings and, of course, her broom and she thought she was making a good first impression on the townspeople, smiling politely and floating overhead in the early morning sun as she looked for somewhere to land.

It was a busy city, busier than anywhere she had ever been - people bustling across the pavements, cars rushing through the streets - but she thought that was probably a good thing, the change, the freedom, the anonymity of crowds.

She moved out into the road a little to fly under a bridge and - swerved as quickly as she could to the left to avoid being run over by a truck that was coming through the other way. Her broom lurched off sideways, her elbow scraping against the wall of the bridge as she flew away from it - directly into the path of another car.

It was louder now, cacophonous even, cars screeching to stops and beeping their horns at her as she tried desperately to get her broom back under control, swinging this way and that and nearly hitting another three cars before the broom sped off down the pavement, Andromeda still clinging on, pedestrians jumping out of her way.

She managed to stop, hovering in the air just around the corner from all the chaos she had caused, and lowered herself, and Cat, who had also been hanging on for dear life, and her savings and her broom, down onto the pavement with a sigh of relief.

Andromeda took a deep breath before looking up at the people who had stopped to stare at her, trying to smile her friendliest smile, which was rather unpractised, trying to look like she knew what she was doing and like she belonged there and like she wasn’t a complete disaster.

She wasn’t entirely sure how well she was succeeding but she smoothed down her hair and after a few moments everyone started to move about their days again.

Turning to Cat, who was perched on her shoulder now, she said “Well, I think-“

“What do you think you’re doing flying around like that?!” Shouted someone who had marched up behind her. Andromeda turned to see what looked like a policeman, still yelling at her, “You could’ve caused a crash! In fact, you’re lucky you didn’t!”

“Sorry, sir,” Andromeda stepped back against the wall behind her, trying to think what she was supposed to do in this kind of situation, it wasn’t really something she had ever been taught to deal with and for all that she was doing well, for all the she was freer and happier, she was started to feel a little overwhelmed, “I’m still getting used to how busy the city is, I just got here today, you see”

The policeman looked unimpressed, “That’s no excuse, you should still know better than to fly around causing a ruckus like that, someone could’ve got seriously hurt!”

Andromeda frowned a little, because surely it hadn’t been that dangerous, she knew she was a good flyer and it wasn’t like it was her fault that the truck had suddenly appeared like that, but she thought it unwise to say, so she let the man continue his tirade.

“Now,” he said finally, pulling out a notebook and flipping it open, “What’s your name and address?”

Andromeda opened her mouth, racking her brains to think of a suitable answer because she wasn’t sure if her name was really hers anymore, she thought her parents would probably have burnt her off the family tree by now, once they had woken up and discovered that she was gone, and she certainly wasn’t going to give out her old address but she didn’t yet have a new one to use instead. She was alone, and she didn’t have a home anymore and she desperately didn’t want this policeman to get in contact with her parents so all that she could come up with to say in the end was, “Um…”

“Don’t even think about lying to me, girl,” the policeman frowned at her, tapping his pen against the top of his notebook, “And hurry it up, I haven’t-“

Just then, he was interrupted by a shout of “Stop! Thief! Somebody stop him! Thief!” and he hurried off around the corner towards the noise, telling Andromeda to wait where she was and not move a muscle.

Andromeda stood there for a second or two, then relaxed her shoulders, turning towards Cat again, “That was lucky”

Cat nodded sagely, agreeing with her, and they wandered away in the other direction, slipping in between the other pedestrians and taking the next turning they came across.

She was taking it as a good sign, a symbol that maybe some god was smiling upon her running away - she knew she had done the right thing, knew she couldn’t have stayed there for a single day longer, she wasn’t sure what she would’ve done if she’d had to come up with a name and address for the policeman.

Running away had been like shedding her name, her last name at least, like an old coat, like a skin that didn’t quite fit right over her bones. The further she had flown from that manor, the more at peace she had felt, something settling in her.

So maybe the two of them, Andy and Cat, weren’t off to the best start but they had still been fairly lucky; at least they hadn’t been hit by any of those cars, at least they didn’t have to give up their old address and at least they weren’t currently being dragged back across the country to Black manor and the parents who Andromeda wasn’t sure would even let her in anymore, to the sisters, who she had been trying quite desperately not to think about, who she wasn’t sure would even want to speak to her anymore.

She had Cat, and her savings, and her broom, and she was going to make a new life for herself. She was free, and she wasn’t going back, and things were going to work out. Andromeda was repeating that like a mantra as she and Cat walked down a side street, trying to decide where to go from there.

“Hey! Hey, wait!” Came a voice from behind them, it wasn’t the policeman, it was a much younger voice, so Andromeda didn’t immediately break into a run, but it put her a little on edge nevertheless. She wasn’t sure what this person wanted so she didn’t turn to face them, continuing to walk onwards,

“Hey, that was pretty good, right?” the person was beside her now, Andromeda peered at them out of the corner of her eye, a person around her age on a bicycle, pedalling along in time with her steps, “I was the one who called thief, it was a distraction, I helped you get away, right?”

Andromeda turned her head slightly to look at them but didn’t reply, still walking along, struggling to suppress the instinctive sneer at the person’s unkempt hair and untidy clothing. She wasn’t her father, she wasn’t a Black, not anymore, but as much as she had shed that skin and felt better for it, there were things that had been drilled into her since birth that would take more than one night on a broomstick and a fifty odd miles to remove.

“Oi Teddy!” someone else called out from a group of teenagers gathered outside a shop, speaking to the person on the bike, who Andy now assumed was named Teddy, “Isn’t it a bit early to be on the prowl?”

Andromeda frowned, wondering whether she should be offended and feeling slightly out of her depth, more than she already had been. Teddy’s only response was a middle finger - frightfully vulgar, said her mother's voice in her head - and Andromeda worried this would lead to some act of violence or something, but the other teenagers barely batted an eye, just laughing in response.

“Shut up,” laughed Teddy back, and then proceeded to nearly crash into a lamppost because they hadn’t been concentrating on the road in front of them. Andromeda lips twitched, wanting to smile in spite of herself, as she continued to walk on, watching all of this out of the corner of her eye and studiously pretending that she wasn’t.

Teddy cycled a little quicker to catch up with her again, “Hey, can I have a look at your broom? It’s so cool that you can fly like that”

Andromeda kept walking, acting like she hadn’t even heard. She wasn’t used to speaking with people her age, or with anyone who wasn’t her family really, and she didn’t know how she was supposed to behave. There was a part of her that found this all quite endearing, but it was being drowned out by panic and frustration and an insistent need to be alone.

“Please could I just have a quick look?” Teddy continued, undeterred by her lack of response, “I love flying, I just wanna see what your broom is like - It could be payment for how I helped you out with the policeman”

At that, Andromeda stopped, turning sharply to look at the person still cycling beside her.

“I didn’t ask for your help!” she said, a little angry now, probably a little irrationally, she had never been good at controlling her temper, she was a Black after all, or she used to be, “I didn’t want your help. I suppose I have to thank you for it now but it was rude of you to not even introduce yourself”

Andromeda started walking again, frustrated at herself for snapping like that but also frustrated when out of the corner of her eye she saw Teddy recover from their moment of shock and grin, wide and bright, pedalling to get beside her again.

“I’m Ted,” they said, still smiling, and Andromeda didn’t know why that made her feel all warm inside, like that smile could solve all her problems, could calm the stormy seas that were constantly waging war on her, trying to pull her under. Then Ted, not Teddy, which must be a nickname, spoke again, “Now I’ve introduced myself, can I please have a look at your broom? Pretty please?”

Andromeda huffed, a bit discomfited by how friendly they were despite her rudeness, a bit annoyed by their persistence, entirely out her depth and clinging on to her pride and her anger like they were life jackets, a last bastion of familiarity in this new life where everything was new.

“No,” she snapped, harsh and definitive, “Leave me alone.”

She felt a bit pathetic as she stomped away, unsure why she had gotten so worked up like that, her anger gone almost as soon as it had arrived, disappointed in herself and the way she had behaved, worried that she was still too much like her family, like she would never be able to escape them even as she left them behind.

Andromeda didn’t know how she was meant to interact with this person, or any person really, she was beginning to worry that she didn’t know anything at all, overwhelmed by the newness of the city, the crowds and the buildings and the sense that she was on the outside, looking in on something that she might never be able to be a part of, uncomfortable with how Ted was trying to invite her in.

She turned a corner and got on her broom, flying away quickly and aimlessly, confused and maybe a little upset but mostly at herself. Andromeda, with Cat sat on the handle of the broom now, wondered whether this new life might be just a tad more difficult than she had first anticipated.

[a-sketchy]

yosuke’s such a bit player. his first instinct is to play along with the bit or go along with a line of reasoning. his second instinct is to be the straight man, appeal to common sense, or get serious

[silly-cherries]

do you think asexual Vulcans experience pon farr?

[wrenhavenriver]

hi!! i was wondering how bunnycat is doing? :D

i think he's glad to be home! unfortunately his saliva/sweat/etc is still radioactive enough that we can't really cuddle him or let him free roam around the house for another 10ish days 😭 but we got him a bigass catio style enclosure with lots of perches and room for all his necessities/toys and set it up inside by the glass patio doors so he can watch birds all day and eek indignantly at us every time we walk in the room 🙃

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Shadowfax Expands Reach With Launch Of Distribution Centre In Port Blair

PORT BLAIR: Logistics firm Shadowfax, on Monday, announced the opening of its inaugural hub and distribution center in Port Blair. The company calls it a significant milestone in its journey to reach 100% or almost 20,000 pincodes of India by March’2025.

Abhishek Bansal, Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer at Shadowfax

With the newly established hub in Port Blair, Shadowfax aims to foster inclusivity in its service network, ensuring every corner of the country receives seamless access to its array of offerings. E-commerce enterprises, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) brands, marketplaces, and most importantly the island’s residents can anticipate a comprehensive suite of services, spanning from Reverse Logistics to Express Delivery.

Leveraging strategic partnerships with leading airline companies, Shadowfax plans to deliver speed and efficiency, including assured Next-Day Delivery to the island. It will also provide reverse shipping services, doorstep quality checks, and hand-to-hand exchanges. The island customers can also expect location-based delivery via Shadowfax’s proprietary product SF Maps — an AI-driven mapping system.

Abhishek Bansal, Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer at Shadowfax, said in a statement,” This milestone marks a pivotal moment in Shadowfax’s mission to connect every town and village, in the remotest part of the country, into our network — delivering new age solutions to every customer. Port Blair holds immense importance in India’s landscape, and we are thrilled to bring our unparalleled logistics expertise to its citizens.”

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Impacts of Middle East Conflicts on Asia-Europe Shipping Routes

The Middle East has long been a crucial region in global geopolitics and trade due to its strategic location and vast energy resources. However, it has also been a hotspot for conflicts, significantly impacting global shipping routes, particularly between Asia and Europe. This article examines the historical and current effects of Middle Eastern conflicts on these vital maritime routes, using relevant data to measure the impact.

Ancient and Colonial Era

The Middle East's strategic importance has been recognized since ancient times, with trade routes like the Silk Road passing through the region. During the

colonial era, European powers competed to control Middle Eastern territories, seeking to dominate trade routes and access resources. This competition still influences logistics companies in Dubai and freight forwarding companies in Dubai today.

Post-World War II Geopolitics

Following World War II, the Middle East's geopolitical landscape underwent a dramatic transformation with the discovery of extensive oil reserves and the emergence of independent states.The Cold War era saw the United States and the Soviet Union vying for influence in the region, further complicating its political stability. This era shaped the foundation of many logistics and supply chain companies in Dubai and logistics companies in the UAE.

Strategic Maritime Chokepoints

Suez Canal

Opened in 1869, the Suez Canal is one of the most crucial maritime routes connecting the Red Sea with the Mediterranean Sea. It enables ships to bypass the long and perilous voyage around the southern tip of Africa. Approximately 10% of global trade passes through the Suez Canal, translating to around 19,000 ships and 1 billion tons of cargo annually. This canal is vital for shipping companies in Dubai and global logistics services.

Strait of Hormuz

Situated between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, the Strait of Hormuz is the world's busiest oil transit chokepoint. About 21 million barrels of oil per day, accounting for roughly 20% of the world's petroleum consumption, pass through this narrow passage. This strait is critical for international cargo shipping and logistics and shipping companies in Dubai.

Bab el-Mandeb

The Bab el-Mandeb Strait links the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.It is a vital artery for shipping routes, especially for oil tankers and cargo ships traveling between Europe and Asia. An estimated 6.2 million barrels of oil per day flow through this strait. The strait is significant for cargo companies in Dubai and international logistics shipping.

Impact of Middle East Conflicts on Shipping Routes

Disruptions in the Suez Canal

The Suez Canal has been at the heart of several conflicts, most notably during the Suez Crisis of 1956 and the Arab-IsraeliWars. These conflicts led to blockades and closures, severely disrupting global trade. More recently, political instability in Egypt has occasionally raised concerns about the security and accessibility of this vital route. The March 2021 blockage of the Suez Canal by the Ever-Given container ship highlighted the canal's susceptibility, resulting in a delay of over $9 billion in goods.each day, impacting shipping and logistics companies in Dubai.

Threats in the Strait of Hormuz

The Strait of Hormuz has frequently been a flashpoint in Middle Eastern tensions, particularly involving Iran and its neighbours. The Iran-Iraq War in the 1980s saw both countries targeting oil tankers in the strait, leading to significant disruptions. Ongoing tensions between Iran and Western powers continue to pose a threat to the safe passage of ships, with periodic incidents of harassment and seizure of vessels. In 2019, such tensions led to a temporary spike in oil prices by over 5%, affecting logistics and freight forwarding companies in Dubai.

Piracy and Conflict in the Bab el-Mandeb

Piracy off the coast of Somalia and ongoing conflicts in Yemen have rendered the Bab el-Mandeb Strait a perilous route for shipping.

The instability in Yemen, exacerbated by the civil war and the involvement of regional powers, has led to several attacks on ships passing through this strategic chokepoint.Piracy incidents in the Gulf of Aden peaked at 237 in 2011, but international naval patrols have since significantly reduced these occurrences., benefiting global shipping logistics and international shipping logistics.

Economic Implications

Increased Shipping Costs

Conflicts in the Middle East often lead to increased shipping costs due to longer detours, higher insurance premiums, and the deployment of naval escorts for protection. These additional costs are ultimately transferred to consumers, impacting global trade and economies.For instance, rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope instead of using the Suez Canal can add approximately $300,000 in fuel costs for a single voyage, impacting shipping companies in Dubai and international freight services.

Supply Chain Disruptions

Disruptions in shipping routes can cause substantial delays in the delivery of goods, impacting global supply chains. This is particularly critical for just-in-time manufacturing industries that rely on the timely arrival of components. The Ever Given incident alone delayed the delivery of goods worth billions of dollars and created a backlog of hundreds of ships, affecting Dubai freight forwarders and logistics companies in Dubai.

Energy Market Volatility

Given the Middle East's role as a major oil producer, conflicts in the region often lead to volatility in global energy marketsrisk to the safe transit of oil tankers can lead to fluctuations in oil prices, affecting economies reliant on energy imports.The aforementioned incidents in the Strait of Hormuz exemplify how geopolitical tensions can quickly translate into economic shockwaves, affecting freight forwarding companies in Dubai and logistics companies in the UAE.

Mitigation Strategies

Diversification of Routes

To mitigate the risks associated with Middle East conflicts, shipping companies and countries are exploring alternative routes.The development of the Northern Sea Route through the Arctic is an illustrative example, albeit accompanied by its unique challenges. This route, although shorter, is constrained by ice conditions and remains navigable only during specific months of the year.This route is being considered by international cargo shipping and global logistics services.

Enhanced Security Measures

Nations and international bodies are bolstering security measures to safeguard shipping routes. This involves ramping up naval patrols, employing private security firms, and fostering global collaboration to counter piracy and ensure secure passage.The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has implemented various measures to increase maritime security and safety, benefiting shipping and logistics companies in Dubai and logistics companies in Qatar.

Technological Innovations

Technological advancements, such as unmanned drones and enhanced satellite monitoring, are being leveraged to bolster the security and efficiency of shipping routes. These innovations aid in early threat detection and improve navigation in regions prone to conflict.Satellite-based AIS (Automatic Identification System) tracking has become a crucial tool for monitoring ship movements in volatile regions, aiding digital freight forwarding companies and logistics and shipping companies.

Conclusion

Conflicts in the Middle East continue to exert significant impacts on global shipping routes, especially those linking Asia and Europe. While these strategic maritime chokepoints are crucial for international trade, their exposure to geopolitical instability presents considerable challenges.Mitigation strategies, including route diversification, enhanced security measures, and technological innovations, are essential to maintaining the robustness of global shipping networks.The international community must stay vigilant and collaborative in addressing the complexities of Middle East conflicts and their repercussions on global trade. This support is crucial for logistics and freight forwarding companies based in Dubai and logistics companies in Qatar.

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Regulations: A New Trucker's Guide to Staying Compliant and Safe

This is the third in our series of blog posts for new truckers. This information is very basic, but even if you have been a trucker for most of your life, this information is still valid. Today, let’s talk about something crucial: regulations. These are the rules of the road that go beyond just stopping at red lights and obeying speed limits. In the trucking world, there’s a whole layer of…

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Re: horse messenger chain

The mongol empire had a system that was what you're describing. Wikipedia says Russia kept the system after the dissolution of the Golden Horde

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yam_(route)

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Top Storage Companies in Dubai: Reliable Solutions for All Your Needs

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