The article discusses the US efforts to pressure Iran's economy as part of Operation Economic Outcast, while Iran is still able to operate through oil and money using complex and hidden channels. (translated)
Due to drone attacks from Ukraine, three out of four Lukoil oil refineries in Russia have halted operations, including the fourth largest refinery in Nizhny Novgorod, causing damage to equipment and communication lines. (translated)
Protests are starting again in Iran, where oil workers, pensioners, and teachers express discontent over economic conditions, including inflation and fuel shortages, while the US seeks to use the situation to its advantage by tightening sanctions, but analysts warn that this may only increase poverty among the population without bringing about political change. (translated)
On August 27, 1858, Edwin Drake dug the first oil from an underground well in Pennsylvania, opening a new era in the industrial development of humanity. (translated)
Russia conducted a night rocket attack against Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine, during which several explosions occurred, while reports indicated that a major Russian oil refinery halted operations due to a Ukrainian drone attack. (translated)
The fourth largest oil refinery in Russia, located in Nizhny Novgorod, is halting operations due to a drone attack from Ukraine, which has caused fuel shortages and long queues at gas stations in several regions of the country. (translated)
Norwegian Energy Minister Terje Aasland criticized the European Commission's hypocrisy, as the commission attempts to limit oil and gas drilling in the Arctic, while European countries like Poland and Germany are increasing their interests in Norwegian energy supplies. Aasland emphasized that Norway's oil sector is crucial for the EU's energy security, but environmentalists warn of the risks of oil pollution and damage to marine life. (translated)
Six countries of the European Union want all 27 EU countries to discuss in September the possibility of taxing the extraordinary profits of oil companies made in connection with Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Germany, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Poland, and Austria. (translated)
China announced that it plans to protect its interests regarding the new U.S. sanctions against Iran, as the country is the main buyer of Iranian oil and the sanctions directly affect its interests, while also calling for a ceasefire and emphasizing that illegal unilateral sanctions do not help resolve the conflict. (translated)
The attack by the Ukrainian army on one of the largest oil refineries in Russia, Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez, has caused a fire and a halt in operations, with repairs that could last two weeks, while a fuel crisis continues in Russia and gasoline prices rise. (translated)
The article discusses the significant discrepancies between data from the U.S. government and independent ship trackers regarding oil movements in the Strait of Hormuz, where official figures point to tens of millions of barrels per week, while independent trackers note significantly lower quantities, raising questions about market reactions and Washington's role in the oil market. (translated)
Norway plans to expand oil and gas projects in the Barents Sea, ignoring the European Union's Arctic drilling restrictions, which raises questions about Oslo's justification and European energy security as the use of fossil fuels politically decreases. (translated)
Ukraine conducted airstrikes on several Russian oil refineries, including the Afipsky refinery in the Krasnodar region, resulting in explosions and the deaths of two people, as well as damage to ten private homes. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a special decree that allows the state to temporarily intervene in the management of critical companies and infrastructure due to frequent attacks on oil refineries and warehouses, but the government emphasizes that this is not nationalization, but a temporary security measure. (translated)
Russia has carried out missile and drone attacks on several Ukrainian cities, causing fatalities and destruction, while Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries have led to fuel shortages in Moscow, where gasoline sales have been restricted and long queues have formed at gas stations. (translated)
Ukrainian armed forces attacked the Afipsk oil refinery located in Russia's Krasnodar region, resulting in a large fire, while an air alert was declared in the area, and the attacks continue Ukraine's strategy to disrupt Russian fuel supplies and reduce the revenue funding the war. (translated)
Ukrainian drones have again attacked the Afipsky oil refinery in Russia's Krasnodar Krai, which is one of the largest oil processing facilities in southern Russia, causing significant damage. (translated)
Colonel Lieutenant Marten Suur raised that Ukraine's successful attacks on Russian oil infrastructure and online shopping platforms have caused supply problems for Russian forces and have had a negative impact on the situation at the front, including the availability of fuel and electronic components. (translated)
The crisis in the Persian Gulf has increased India's dependence on Russian crude oil, as the country now imports over 2.6 million barrels of Russian oil per day, while the government is trying to diversify its energy sources and increase reserve volumes. (translated)
Norway continues to exploit oil and gas reserves in the Barents Sea despite the European Union's support for the moratorium on new drilling in the Arctic, emphasizing that this activity serves the interests of both Norway and Europe and helps maintain energy security and jobs in the northern coastline. (translated)
