Pakistan, April 22 -- Iran says a US naval blockade has not disrupted its food supply, officials confirmed on Tuesday. Authorities stress domestic production and alternative import routes reduce the blockade's impact. The situation matters as tensions rise, affecting regional stability and trade flows.

Iran's agriculture minister Gholamreza Nouri said the country continues supplying essential goods without disruption. He explained that Iran can import through multiple land borders despite restricted maritime access. Furthermore, he highlighted the country's size as a key advantage in maintaining supply chains.

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According to Nouri, about 85 percent of agr...