TOI announced the restoration of the Iranian-damaged refinery in Israel by October

The Haifa oil refinery in Israel, damaged by Iran, will resume full operation in October. This was reported on Sunday, June 29, by the Times of Israel (TOI) newspaper.

Israel Oil Refineries (Bazan), which owns the refinery, announced that it has already partially resumed work at its plant.

The company added that it has insurance covering damages and profit losses of up to $250 million.

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At the same time, the Yemeni movement allows for a sustained cease-fire with the United States after the truce with Iran.

The Israeli state television and radio company Kan reported on June 16 that all facilities of the Bazan Group oil refinery had suspended their operations in the city of Haifa in Israel due to Iranian strikes. It was clarified that as a result of the attack on Monday night, three people were killed at the company's base.