Environment
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A major shipping choke point on the Red Sea could come under Iran-sponsored attack to further disrupt global energy supplies.
Oleksii Riabchyn, chief international officer at Naftogaz, also described Ukraine’s efforts to position itself as a major natural gas hub for Europe.
State leaders in both parties say gas tax holidays did little to help consumers the last time a war shook the oil market. They see even less reason to try them now.
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