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Ukraine says it hit Yaroslavl oil refinery, sources say output suspended

  • Ukraine and Russia have been attacking each other’s energy facilities as peace talks have failed
  • The industry sources said Ukrainian drones damaged a primary processing unit and a loading rack
By Reuters ·

Syria will build new 150,000 bpd oil refinery, minister tells Ekhbariya TV

By Reuters ·

Russia says it struck oil refinery that supplies Ukrainian army with fuel

By Reuters ·

Ukraine behind airfield, oil refinery attack in Russia: AFP Kyiv source claims

By AFP ·
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Pakistani, Saudi investors to set up $5 million edible oil refinery in Kingdom — Pakistan trade official

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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At least two injured in Iran’s Aftab refinery incident, no deaths, state media says

By Reuters ·

Drone attack sets Russian refinery ablaze: governor

By AFP ·

Aramco secures 40% stake in Gas & Oil Pakistan

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan aim to finalize oil refinery project within two months

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Two killed in Russia oil refinery blaze

By AFP ·
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Officials say Pakistani oil refineries only have capacity to process 30 percent Russian crude oil

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Clean Fuels Project places Kuwait among top exporters of oil byproducts

By Arab News ·

Petronas-Aramco refinery in Malaysia restarts after 2-year closure: source

By Reuters ·

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