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  • Chief Oil and Gas Companies Correspondent, Reuters
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chief oil and gas corporates correspondent for Reuters. I also like guitar picking. Tweets are my views. email me ron.bousso@tr.com
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Oil traders call Trump's Hormuz bluff at their peril: Bousso

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By Ron Bousso Verified
| Zawya Verified
(The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters) LONDON - Iran and the U.S. have both announced rival blockades of the Strait of Hormuz once again, crippling an already fragile ceasefire deal. This should alarm oil traders who had been pricing in a rapid return to normal. But markets appear sanguine – and that may be ​a miscalculation.
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Cheap drones expose energy as global economy's weak spot

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By Ron Bousso Verified
| Bangkok Post Verified
A fire at the Syzran oil refinery in Russia's Samara region following a drone attack.(Photo: Telegram channel Astra) LONDON - Cheap, ⁠mass-produced drones have transformed modern warfare, exposing ​critical energy infrastructure as an Achilles' heel for modern economies. Lessons from the battlefields of Ukraine, Russia and the Middle East have shown how unmanned aircraft can evade traditional air defences, turning oil refineries, power stations, export terminals and pipelines into ​prime targets.
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World unlikely to get uninterrupted oil supplies from Mideast

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By Ron Bousso Verified
| New Straits Times Verified
THE collapse of US-Iran peace talks and the stop-start flow of tankers through the Strait of Hormuz are a nightmare scenario for Gulf nations desperate to return to normal after a bruising multi-month conflict.
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