Key Takeaways
- The Haifa refinery was damaged by Iran’s strikes and is likely to fully resume operations by October.
- Bazan Group owns the Haifa refinery and is working to gradually resume operations.
- The Haifa refinery is expected to be fully operational by October, according to reports.
Jerusalem: The Haifa refinery, which was damaged by Iran’s strikes, is likely to fully resume operations by October, the Times of Israel newspaper reported, citing refinery owner Bazan.
It was previously reported that three people had been killed at Bazan facilities as a result of an Iranian missile attack that occurred on the night of June 16.
Bazan Group gradually resumed operations, with a goal to be fully operational by October.
Earlier, Israel’s state broadcaster Kan reported that the oil refinery of Israel’s Bazan Group in the port city of Haifa had stopped working after an Iranian missile hit a power plant on the site. Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB confirmed that Iran had launched a missile strike on the refinery.
