Increasing violence hits Iraq’s oil sector
In a summer of discontent, Iraq’s oil sector is a popular target for outlaws of all stripes – from insurgents, to organized smugglers, to petty criminals and vandals.
A Kurdish guerrilla fighter treks through the Qandil Mountains of northern Iraq. Kurdish rebels recently bombed a section of Iraq's northern export pipeline in Turkey, the latest of several recent attacks on the oil sector. (DANIEL SMITH/Iraq Oil Report)
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