VOICED : El armero de Alepo

Abu Mohammed's arms business thrives amid the Syrian war, selling various weapons to Aleppo's rebels. Most arms are war spoils from the regime, and Mohammed, a former rebel, finds war profitable. His shop displays a range of weapons, with AK-47s from Iraq and Russia being popular despite rising prices. Ammunition is the top seller, and some locals sell their collections to survive. Mohammed claims not to sell war arms to civilians, though his shop offers variety.

What is the primary source of the weapons that Abu Mohammed sells?

• Purchased from international markets

• Manufactured locally

• War spoils from the regime

• Donations from foreign allies

How long did Abu Mohammed fight with the rebels before being injured?

• One year

• Nine months

• Two years

• Six months

What is the price range of the AK-47 rifles sold in Abu Mohammed's shop?

• $1,500 to $2,000

• $1,000 to $1,500

• $2,000 to $2,500

• $500 to $1,000

What does Abu Mohammed sell the most in his shop?

• AK-47 rifles

• Swords

• Pistols

• Ammunition

What does Abu Mohammed claim regarding the sale of war weapons to civilians?

• He does not sell war weapons to civilians

• He sells them freely

• He only sells to trusted civilians

• He sells them at a higher price