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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
The US is conducting a covert operation to ensure oil transport in the Strait of Hormuz, controlling the southern route and coordinating activities with partners, despite the obstacles created by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, thereby limiting Iran's surveillance capabilities and protecting vessels with the support of US armed forces. (translated)
Ukrainian drones attacked the TANECO oil refinery in Tatarstan, causing damage and disruptions to industrial operations, but there are no reports of casualties; meanwhile, attacks have also occurred in other regions of Russia, including Krasnodar and Ulyanovsk. (translated)
Ukrainian drones have attacked one of the largest explosive manufacturers in Russia, causing damage to a repair factory and a residential building, followed by a statement from the Russian Ministry of Defense about the downing of several drones. (translated)
Trumps postpones the implementation of 50% customs tariffs on Canadian goods for three days, based on an agreement reached between the US and Canada, and points to the possibility of reviving the Keystone XL oil pipeline project, which faces strong opposition from environmental organizations and Native Americans. (translated)
Ukraine, having received drones produced by British companies, including the jet drone Nyan, has begun strikes deep within Russian territory, targeting military and industrial facilities, including oil refineries and logistics centers. (translated)
Ukraine launched an attack in Russia, causing a fire at an oil refinery and a Wildberries warehouse, where several businesses could be operating, but local authorities and the company have not yet commented on the events. (translated)
After the drone attack, the Orsk oil refinery has ceased operations, damaging several oil processing equipment and causing fuel sales restrictions in the Orenburg region to address the complex situation with fuel. (translated)
Ukraine has agreed to halt attacks on tankers and CPC infrastructure in the Black Sea at the request of the U.S. to prevent destabilization of the oil market and to maintain an important energy supply route from Kazakhstan to Europe, while hoping to receive U.S. approval for the purchase of Patriot missiles. (translated)
Following the drone attack, the ZapSibNeftekhim factory, which is the largest petrochemical complex in Russia, has suspended operations for an indefinite period while damage assessment is underway, reported the press service of the Tyumen region governor. (translated)
In the Russian missile attacks on Ukraine during the night of August 11, Zaporizhia suffered the most, where at least five people were killed, but Ukraine's response involved strikes on Wildberries warehouses in Russia, where people were also affected, as well as fires at oil refineries. (translated)
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced that after the Ukrainian attack, the Tobolsk-Neftekhim petrochemical plant in Russia's Tyumen region caught fire, where the central gas fractionation unit, which is of great importance to the Russian military-industrial complex, was destroyed. (translated)
Residents of Nizhnekamsk and Chistopol report a large number of drone flights related to Ukrainian airstrikes, while Russian authorities refrain from commenting on these events. (translated)
In Russia's night attacks on Ukraine, during which six missiles and 151 drones were launched, four people were killed, including a three-year-old child, and eight were injured, while Ukraine responded with strikes against Russian oil facilities. (translated)
Ukrainian drones attacked two Russian oil refining plants at night, including the Sizran and Ilsk plants, causing a fire and injuring at least five people. (translated)
Es varu piemērot sankcijas pieciem lielākajiem Krievijas naftas un gāzes pircējiem, kā arī piecām valstīm, kas visvairāk palīdz Krievijai apiet sankcijas enerģētikas nozarei.
