Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Iranian Missile Strike Shuts Down Haifa Oil Refinery
An oil refinery in Haifa, Israel, had to stop working because it was hit by a missile.
The attack, which came from Iran, caused big damage to the refinery and its power station, the part that makes energy for the refinery to work.
Sadly, three people working there died.
Because the refinery is shut down, it could affect fuel supplies.
This happened during a time of fighting between Iran and Israel.
Iranian missile strike caused significant damage to Haifa refinery facilities.
Bazan Group shut down all refinery operations after the attack.
Three employees died in the pre-dawn attack on Monday night.
Power station, responsible for steam and electricity, was significantly damaged.
The attack occurred amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel.
- Who
- Bazan Group (refinery operators) and Iran (perpetrator of the attack).
- What
- Haifa oil refinery facilities were shut down due to an Iranian missile strike.
- When
- The attack occurred on Monday night.
- Where
- Haifa, Israel.
- Why
- The attack was part of escalating tensions and conflict between Iran and Israel.
- Company
- Bazan Group
- Location
- Haifa, Israel
- Incident
- Iranian missile strike
- Damage
- Power station and refinery facilities
- Fatalities
- Three employees
- Attack Start
- Pre-dawn
Sources
Israel's Haifa Refinery Facilities Shut Down After Iranian Attack
Israel’s Haifa-based Bazan group says all refinery facilities shut down after Iranian attack
Iranian strike shuts down Israel's largest oil refinery
