Inside the Islamic States Black-Market Oil Trade

The video discusses the financial operations of ISIS, focusing on their oil revenue, which is estimated at $2-3 million a day. The role of Turkey is highlighted, particularly its porous border that facilitates the trade of oil and weapons. Turkey's ambivalence in joining the coalition against ISIS is noted, despite being a NATO ally. The video also touches on Qatar's financial links to extremist groups, raising concerns about its role in the conflict. The discussion concludes with a call for stronger actions from countries involved.

What is the estimated daily revenue ISIS generates from oil sales?

• $1 million

• $6 million

• $2 to $3 million

• $4 to $5 million

Why is Turkey considered pivotal in the conflict against ISIS?

• Because of its economic ties with the US

• Due to its long and porous border with Syria

• Because it has the largest military in the region

• Due to its oil reserves

What action did Turkey reportedly take regarding hostages?

• They refused to negotiate with ISIS

• They launched a military operation

• They sought help from NATO

• They made an indirect deal with ISIS

Which country is reported to have financial ties with extremist groups like the Nusra Front?

• Jordan

• Qatar

• Iran

• Saudi Arabia

What is a significant concern regarding Qatar's involvement in the conflict?

• Its refusal to host US military bases

• Its financial support to extremist groups

• Its oil production levels

• Its alliance with Turkey