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A man pours crude oil into a tank inside a make-shift refinery in the Aleppo countryside January 13, 2015. Residents of Kafr Hamra, a town in the rural Aleppo countryside, refine crude oil in makeshift cottage refineries in warehouses and backyards for he
A man pours crude oil into a tank inside a make-shift refinery in the Aleppo countryside January 13, 2015. Residents of Kafr Hamra, a town in the rural Aleppo countryside, refine crude oil in makeshift cottage refineries in warehouses and backyards for heating, operating bakeries and even running cars, just like most locals across rebel-held areas of Syria. The state no longer pumps gasoline to areas in rebel hands, and civilians have resorted to buying crude oil from armed groups who have taken over major oil producing areas in the east since 2012. Islamic State is currently in control of oil wells, and civilian middlemen now buy crude from the group before reselling it to locals, but the practice predates Islamic State's capture of oil wells from rival groups. REUTERS/Nour Kelze(SYRIA - Tags: BUSINESS COMMODITIES ENERGY POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT) .
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A man pours crude oil into a tank inside a make-shift refinery in the Aleppo countryside January 13, 2015. Residents of Kafr Hamra, a town in the rural Aleppo countryside, refine crude oil in makeshift cottage refineries in warehouses and backyards for he
A man pours crude oil into a tank inside a make-shift refinery in the Aleppo countryside January 13, 2015. Residents of Kafr Hamra, a town in the rural Aleppo countryside, refine crude oil in makeshift cottage refineries in warehouses and backyards for heating, operating bakeries and even running cars, just like most locals across rebel-held areas of Syria. The state no longer pumps gasoline to areas in rebel hands, and civilians have resorted to buying crude oil from armed groups who have taken over major oil producing areas in the east since 2012. Islamic State is currently in control of oil wells, and civilian middlemen now buy crude from the group before reselling it to locals, but the practice predates Islamic State's capture of oil wells from rival groups. REUTERS/Nour Kelze(SYRIA - Tags: BUSINESS COMMODITIES ENERGY POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT) .
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ATTENTION EDITORS: PICTURE 05 OF 18 FOR WIDER IMAGE PACKAGE 'FUELLING THE ISLAMIC STATE ECONOMY'.
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