Syrians: Wissam Al-Assad’s Captagon and Militia Merchandise

The Damascus Criminal Court has begun the trial of Wassem Assad, cousin of the former Syrian president Bashar Assad, on charges related to crimes against the Syrian people during the regime's rule, including drug trafficking and massacres. This reflects a judicial escalation against individuals closely connected to the regime. Activists widely discussed the nature of his business, with allegations suggesting involvement in human organ trafficking, drug smuggling, and funding militias. Questions also arose about the reasons for his detention, given that he describes himself as a "merchant." Observers consider that his trial represents a symbolic step toward accountability and confronting corruption, amidst ongoing investigations against influential figures within the regime.

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