Vitaly Churkin presented data on the trade relations of Turkish companies with militants DAISH (ISIL) in the UN Security Council

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The Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, presented at one of the meetings materials on the shipment of oil stolen by militants from Syria and Iraq across the Turkish border. The meeting of the UN Security Council was devoted to curbing the financing of terrorist organizations. According to Vitaly Churkin, the sale of hydrocarbons from the territories controlled by DAISH (ISIL) continues today.

Vitaly Churkin presented data on the trade relations of Turkish companies with militants DAISH (ISIL) in the UN Security Council


RIA News cites a fragment of the statement of the Russian permanent representative to the UN:
The largest volume of petroleum products is sold through Turkey. In most cases, for the transportation of oil tank trucks are used, going through the border points "Karkamysh", "Akchakale", "Dzhilvegezyu" and "Hendzhupynar." The number of tankers in the thousands. They are supplied to ISIL by a number of Turkish companies, including Seria (Konya) and Sam Automotive (Antakya).


Large volumes of oil purchased from militants are delivered to the refinery of the Turkish campaign Turkiye Petrol Rafinerileri AS (Tupras), located in Batman. According to Vitaly Churkin, the main volumes of oil are shipped through the Mediterranean port of Ceyhan. The total volume of illegal trade is at least 1,5 million dollars daily.

According to the Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, Turkish companies associated with illegal activities to trade in oil, stolen by ISIS militants, may be subject to international sanctions.

In addition, Vitaly Churkin noted that ISIL is also establishing other channels for financing its activities. We are talking about trade in cultural property, the slave trade, as well as the use of slave labor for growing crops for the purpose of their further sale to foreign markets.
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  1. +19
    18 December 2015 06: 32
    Well done our Churkin! Cuts the truth of the womb in the UN Security Council!
    1. +3
      18 December 2015 11: 44
      The main volumes of oil, according to Vitaly Churkin, are shipped through the Mediterranean port of Ceyhan.

      А WHERE are being shipped?
      WHO specifically, this oil is coming - couldn’t it be said?
      You know, 100% knows request
  2. +15
    18 December 2015 06: 33
    Turetschin will howl that it’s a lie, and civilizers that evidence is not accepted
  3. +7
    18 December 2015 06: 41
    And at least spit in their eyes, all God's dew
    1. +6
      18 December 2015 08: 15
      Mixweb
      And at least spit in their eyes, all God's dew

      Dew though divine .... But in Russia they spoke
      "Until the sun rises, Dew will eat up your eyes!"

      So we’ll spit and wait! And God is not Timoshka! sees a little bit!
      1. +1
        18 December 2015 08: 37
        Yesterday, during a press conference, Putin, when answering questions about the extent of the illegal oil trade, said that an area with tens of thousands of tankers was discovered in Syria!
  4. +6
    18 December 2015 06: 45
    If this was said loudly, then there is evidence. And it pleases. Still, there were pragmatic people in Turkey who were ready to substitute a good bandwagon for the current Turkish government.
  5. +6
    18 December 2015 06: 48
    can fall under international sanctions.

    Exactly what they can, but will they get there? But the SB silently listened and modestly forgot. That's how they live there, pouring from empty to empty and focusing only on criticizing Russia and issuing recommendations to it that it should. That's only historically, Europe owes the grave of Russia's life only for liberation from fascism.
    1. +1
      18 December 2015 08: 01
      Quote: rotmistr60
      But the SB silently listened and modestly forgot.


      What did you expect? The communal states will block any decision to punish their vassal. This is the whole vile policy of the Anglo-Saxons, and they are in the Security Council for the most part. Yes
  6. +3
    18 December 2015 06: 57
    It looks like Ottoman Empire -2 is in question ...
  7. +4
    18 December 2015 07: 14
    Because of its greyhound behavior in Turkey, it needs to be brought down to the end!
  8. +2
    18 December 2015 07: 16
    facts on the face! again, no one will notice anything?
    "Karkamysh", "Akchakale", "Gilvegezu" and "Ondzhupynar"
    , ugh damn it, you’ll break their tongue with a specialist or something wassat
  9. +1
    18 December 2015 07: 46
    I apologize for the offtopic, but it should be noted. As soon as the IMF made a decision that the states did not like, then Logard was immediately brought to justice. "Everything is under control"?
  10. +2
    18 December 2015 07: 51
    According to the Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, Turkish companies associated with illegal activities to trade in oil, stolen by ISIS militants, may be subject to international sanctions.
    Their main "sanctions deeds"
  11. +1
    18 December 2015 07: 56
    I do not understand why the flow of oil from Syria to Turkey was reduced by only half, and they even report about it as an achievement! They shout that huge columns of oil and gas tankers are perfectly visible from the air, take pictures of them, but they seem to have stopped bombing! Achieving this is if at least 80-90% of the oil is blocked. Another moment, they said that about 10 thousand fuel trucks were counted from the air, I understood that they bombed 1 thousand, but they report that 50% of the transit has been blocked! Maybe the rest began to ride less often?
    And I still don’t understand why until now they cannot take control of the ill-fated 90 km of the remaining Turkish Syrian border! It’s clear that Assad’s army is of little use, but you can simply bomb those 90 km, so that later you just have to go on a march! Then the oil would be shut off! And the territory where our pilot and infantryman was killed would be cleared. What is in the way? Is there no means? Or desires?
    1. +2
      18 December 2015 08: 46
      Dear, do not get excited, except for Syria, oil also comes from Iraq, where the aerospace forces, if they fly, it is only for exploration, then Syrian oil now goes by "small" caravans of 4-5 tank trucks and at night, disguised as ordinary trucks, along the border with Turkey , I agree to block it, and it is there that an offensive is underway for this purpose, just to bomb as you suggest, it is not possible, the difficult terrain of the area, the militants perfectly understand what this threatens and provide powerful resistance, additions of a different ethnic composition living on the territories adjacent to the border , or do you naively think that Turkish UAVs have stopped flying?
      1. +3
        18 December 2015 09: 15
        The fact that oil goes through Iraq is understandable, but it's about Syria! Or do you want to say, thousands of fuel trucks and caravans photographed by our VKS also over Iraq? And if you can take pictures, then you can after all bomb! Is not it?
        Regarding the difficult terrain, there are heavy bombs, there are volume-detailed bombs, well, 90 km of the border, I'm sorry ... not such a large section, and not all in a row you need to bomb, but roads and crossings.
        1. +1
          18 December 2015 11: 04
          On the Syrian border, most likely there is no such movement of oil now, as it was a couple of months ago, but it is quite possible to drive it to Turkey through Iraq.
          Why did Turkey suddenly enter Iraq? Roofed bearded caravans!
          And our VKS in Iraq do not work.
    2. +1
      18 December 2015 08: 47
      What prevents?

      How many thousands of sorties do you need to do this?
  12. +2
    18 December 2015 08: 03
    Churkin as well as Lavrov But here I agree with Stas. Yes, during the Second World War, three or four Il-2 squadrons under the cover of Yakov-La would have plowed this section long ago.
    Moreover, oil phosphates are a dream goal for the Su-25, for which it is "sharpened".
    It may sound blasphemous, but took the oath, it’s better to lose a couple of planes (God forbid) in battle than somewhere in the hills during exercises.
    1. +1
      18 December 2015 08: 59
      Yes ... and the truth doesn’t look like very much .... As if something had been agreed somewhere on the sidelines. We do not bomb caravans of oil, and no one touches our planes anymore ....
      I do not want to believe in this, but ....
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  13. +1
    18 December 2015 08: 20
    The "isolated" Putin has completely unraveled this snake ball. "Exceptional" Obama shut up something. If it were not for our aviation, the remarkable coalition would have been "fighting" with an invisible enemy.
    1. +1
      18 December 2015 08: 40
      Stinger
      ...... If it were not for our aviation, a wonderful coalition would have "fought" with an invisible enemy.

      He who lives fighting the enemy is interested in keeping the enemy alive.
      F. Nietzsche
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  14. +1
    18 December 2015 08: 20
    Barakuda
    Yes, during the Second World War, three or four Il-2 squadrons under the cover of Yakov-La would have plowed this section long ago.

    hi
    That would plow it without comment!
    But then Turkey would not have been taken for a causal place.
    And now they have invested in a vice and how in the old days they showed the whole world!
    IMHO!
  15. +3
    18 December 2015 08: 31
    And now they have invested in a vice and how in the old days they showed the whole world!

    And the world didn’t know this secret! Are there no European and American planes and drones there? Or do they not see anything? Maybe their companions were all blinded? It is useless to prove that to someone who organizes it himself. Our task number one was to close the border, and not to show how in the circus caravans of fuel trucks across the border!
  16. +1
    18 December 2015 08: 37
    Stas157

    And now they have invested in a vice and how in the old days they showed the whole world!


    And the world didn’t know this secret! Are there no European and American airplanes and basplotters there? Or do they not see anything? Maybe their companions were all blinded? It is useless to prove that to someone who organizes it himself.

    People! Predator! The people need bread and circuses!
    If you know that there is a bear in the forest ... are you interested in this? - Not!
    But if you saw ... Yes, even when he lifted someone up! .... Here everyone starts to talk about it and watch information about it, look for something "new", and someone goes to the forest!
    Unfortunately, the world was and still is .... Although, to be honest, I want it to be amazed.
    hi
  17. 0
    18 December 2015 08: 37
    You should always tell a thief that he is a thief because "A drop wears away a stone." When there will be an end to theft.
  18. 0
    18 December 2015 08: 49
    It’s for nothing. As if the world does not know about it or does not know
  19. +3
    18 December 2015 08: 57
    You should always tell a thief that he is a thief because "A drop wears away a stone." When there will be an end to theft.

    Or maybe a thief just needs to be planted? Water then grinds a stone for a long time, a thousand years. The Chinese also have a saying, you don’t have to act, but you have to wait and someday the corpse of the enemy himself swims in front of you. In Russia, officials-thieves and embezzlers for centuries have been writing about this, even the classics wrote, and now it was! So this hour, say do not say the same picture.
  20. +1
    18 December 2015 09: 04
    Correct me if I’m wrong, but in my opinion, it’s easier to destroy oil rigs in order to cut DAISh from oil production than to chase fuel trucks!
    1. +1
      18 December 2015 10: 47
      You do not have a slight idea of ​​the possible consequences: an oil spill, pollution of the area, a fire in the well which is very problematic to put out.
      It is probably easier to block sections of the border (road) by mining them with the help of aviation.
  21. +1
    18 December 2015 09: 04
    Dear experts, how many years ago did you learn about the ISIS trade in stolen oil? So the world knew about it as much.
  22. +2
    18 December 2015 09: 17
    The modern world, and especially the Anglo-Saxons and other NATAMs, need not talk about the evidence of their crimes - they will not hear, but harshly and publicly beat them with the evidence!
    What V. Churkin does with brilliance!
    Honor to him! soldier
    1. 0
      18 December 2015 10: 29
      Russia
      The modern world, and especially the Anglo-Saxons and other NATAMs, need not talk about the evidence of their crimes - they will not hear, but harshly and publicly beat them with the evidence!

      And what should they tell?
      They already know everything! They themselves planned something about something else that those who do report to them.
      Just a fool include!
  23. +1
    18 December 2015 09: 43
    I am for the evolutionary path. Let others deal with Turkey, Russia gave the command "FAS". Pressure throughout the field. Military measures alone are not enough. If you are forced to eat some candy, you will howl. Russia needs a Russian world: politely, demonstratively, to build an alternative to the dirty West.
  24. 0
    18 December 2015 12: 12
    "Voice in the wilderness"
  25. 0
    19 December 2015 00: 08
    For a long time this assembly needs to be dispersed. This is just an instrument of pressure on objectionable countries. Since the invasion of lice in Yugoslavia in 99, and no condemnation of this crime has occurred. We can say that the gathering has become useless and even dangerous for other peoples who have chosen their own path of development. Well, Vitaly Ivanovich simply confirmed the facts of crimes at the highest political level. Instead of the UN, it is necessary to create another body that is really functioning and aimed at preventing attempts to unleash a war.