Turkish strikes threaten Syrian crude exports to Iraqi Kurdistan
Turkey’s latest military campaign is targeting energy infrastructure in northeast Syria, depriving the Kurdish-led autonomous region of fuel and power — and potentially export revenue.
Tanker trucks idle near the Remelan oil fields on Nov. 11, 2013, shortly after Kurdish-led forces began solidifying political control over northeast Syria. (Reuters)
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