[Repetita Iuvant] “In the Name of the Profit” ~ Erdogan’s regime is a rogue state, accomplice of the worst terrorist criminals [Extended Version 49min.]

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Daech, Daesh, ISIL, ISIS, Oil Smugglers, Shaddadi, Syrian borders, Terrorism By Proxy, Terrorists confessions, Terrorists Gangs, Terrorists Supporters, Turkey, Turkey terrorist state, Turkish plots, War Against Terrorism, War by Proxy, War Criminals, War on Syria

#A stunning insight into the ISIS-Turkey oil trade. #Documents shedding light on the ISIS oil trade, jihadist passports with Turkish entry stamps, an instruction booklet – printed in Turkey – on how to wage war against the Syrian government, and more. #The areas surrounding Shaddadi has large natural oil reserves, and until recently, ISIS militants profited from it, forcing members of the local population to work in their oil industry. #Piles of detailed invoices used by ISIS to calculate daily revenues from selling oil were found on the site. #Local residents attested that intermediaries from Raqqa and Aleppo arrived to pick up the oil and often mentioned Turkey, while a captured ISIS recruit admitted on camera that the terrorist group sells oil to Turkey. #He and another foreign fighter from Saudi Arabia also revealed that it had been easy to cross the Turkish border.
(same page at: https://syrianfreepress.wordpress.com/2016/04/30/isis-turkey-oil-trade/)
(related to: https://syrianfreepress.wordpress.com/2016/06/15/turkish-help-daesh/)

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In the Name of the Profit: into the ISIS-Turkey oil trade

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Daech, Daesh, ISIL, ISIS, Oil Smugglers, Shaddadi, Terrorism By Proxy, Terrorists confessions, Terrorists Gangs, Terrorists Supporters, Turkey, Turkey terrorist state, War Against Terrorism, War by Proxy, War Criminals, War on Syria

#A stunning insight into the ISIS-Turkey oil trade. #Documents shedding light on the ISIS oil trade, jihadist passports with Turkish entry stamps, an instruction booklet – printed in Turkey – on how to wage war against the Syrian government, and more. #The areas surrounding Shaddadi has large natural oil reserves, and until recently, ISIS militants profited from it, forcing members of the local population to work in their oil industry. #Piles of detailed invoices used by ISIS to calculate daily revenues from selling oil were found on the site. #Local residents attested that intermediaries from Raqqa and Aleppo arrived to pick up the oil and often mentioned Turkey, while a captured ISIS recruit admitted on camera that the terrorist group sells oil to Turkey. #He and another foreign fighter from Saudi Arabia also revealed that it had been easy to cross the Turkish border.

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Documents proving the oil smuggling, between Daesh and US-NATO allies, found in liberated Syrian town of Shaddadi

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Daech, Daesh, foreign-backed terrorists, ISIL, ISIS, liberation of Shaddadi, NATO, NATO-backed terrorists, Oil Smugglers, Shaddadi, Syrian Patriots, Terrorism By Proxy, Terrorists Supporters, Turkey, Turkish plots, US-backed coalition, USA, USA-led Coalition, War by Proxy, War crimes, War Criminals, War on Syria, Zionist oil jihad

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An RT Documentary crew filming in northern Syria has seen Islamic State (Daesh, IS, ISIS/ISIL) documents abandoned by retreating terrorists and found by the Kurds that, along with captured IS recruits, provide a stunning insight into IS oil trade.

The RT Documentary team did most of its filming in the town of Shaddadi, located in the Syrian province Hasakah, which has been partly overrun by IS jihadists.

Following the liberation of Shaddadi, which is home to some 10,000 people, RT filmed Kurdish soldiers walking around what used to be the homes of IS fighters and examining piles documents that had been left behind.

Some of the files seized at the scene turned out to be detailed invoices used by IS to calculate daily revenues from their oil fields and refineries, as well as the amount of oil extracted there. All the documents had Islamic State’s symbol at the top.

The locals attested that “the extracted oil was delivered to an oil refinery, where it was converted into gasoline, gas and other petroleum products. Then the refined product was sold,” the RT documentary’s author said.

“Then intermediaries from Raqqa and Allepo arrived to pick up the oil and often mentioned Turkey.”

Important information revealing the connection between IS and Turkey was provided by a Turkish militant previously captured by the Kurds.

The IS recruit said on camera that the terrorist group does, in fact, sell oil to Turkey…

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