See how I SISU stole oil to supply terrorists (Video)

Amid continued efforts to free the region from Daesh (ISIS), the Iraqi Army has discovered new details about how terrorists acted, stealing oil through their logistical infrastructure. An exclusive video received from “Sputnik” shows underground storage of black gold, which terrorists apparently were forced [...]
An exclusive video received from “Sputnik” indicates underground deposits of black gold, which terrorists apparently had to create ways to hide their stolen property.
The video reveals oil tankers with a capacity of several thousand tons of metrics dug under the ground. In these underground shelters, oil warehouses would go unnoticed by Iraq's military planes and intelligence, reports “Sputnik International” Transmission Periscope.
Since 2015, Daesre's wealth in the stolen natural resources of Syria and Iraq has been destroyed, especially after a concentrated campaign launched by the Russian and Syrian Air Force to destroy smuggled oil that runs to the Turkish border.
In November 2015, Russia's Space Forces launched a major oil carrier attack, destroying about 1,000 oil deposits, oil refinerys and oil depots in a five-day campaign in northern and eastern Syria. The United States-led coalition reported that it destroyed another 280+ tank later this month, with both sides launching further attacks.
Following a series of Syrian, Russian and US-led attacks, terrorists from Daesh (ISIS) were forced to change their tactics. In 2016 American analysts estimated that terrorists were making about $20 million a month from the theft of oil from $3 million a day in 2014.
Daesh is now on the verge of losing both in Syria and Iraq, its impact dramatically has been reduced amid major Syrian and Iraqi violations to free their countries from terrorists.
Last week, Syrian forces announced that part of the territory along the west bank of the Euphrates River is the only area in Syria where the terrorist group continues to function./Periscopi/












