イラン戦争の農業ショックはまだ終わっていない
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Even with a cease-fire deal in place, vital energy and fertilizer flows remain trapped
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Foreign Policy (United States) | Apr 10, 2026
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The narrative around the agriculture shock is overstated; Iran has historically adapted to sanctions and may find new ways to sustain its food supply.
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The focus on agricultural shocks diverts attention from the broader geopolitical implications of the Iran War, which require immediate resolution.
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The ongoing disruption in fertilizer and energy supplies will lead to long-term agricultural instability in Iran, worsening food security for millions.
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While the cease-fire may alleviate some tensions, the agricultural sector's recovery hinges on international cooperation and trade, which remains uncertain.
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Investing in alternative agricultural practices could mitigate the negative impacts of fertilizer shortages, empowering Iranian farmers despite geopolitical challenges.
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