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Captagon Drug Networks Adapt and Survive in Middle East After Assad’s Fall – NIRIJ
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Captagon Drug Networks Adapt and Survive in Middle East After Assad’s Fall – NIRIJ
Syria’s transitional government is cracking down on the production of Captagon — an illicit synthetic stimulant that flourished under the sponsorship of the Bashar al-Assad regime until its fall in December. But production and trade of the drug are continuing, particularly in parts of Syria not yet under the control of the new administration. Source
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In June, Syria’s new interior minister announced on state television that his government had carried out a total crackdown on drugs. “We can say that there is no longer any factory producing capture in Syria,” announced Minister Anas Khatab.
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