The Iran-Pakistan border has been opened according to the information received by Fars, Pakistan has reopened the Gebad-Rimdan border crossing in the Gwadar region and the passage of trucks carrying liquefied gas and basic products has resumed. This despite the fact that in less than a week when Islamabad closed this crossing, the price of gas in Pakistan broke the record. Pakistan imports about 7,000 tons of liquefied gas from Iran every day, of which more than 4,000 tons go through the Gabad-Rimdan crossing. According to Reuters, due to not exporting energy from Iran to Pakistan, this country will face a fuel crisis.