Smuggling hashish into Jordan from Syria
An attempt to smuggle a large quantity of narcotic hashish, estimated at around half a ton in the Sweida province of Syria, bound for Jordan, was thwarted by Syrian security forces in coordination with the Jordanian Drug Enforcement Administration. They also seized approximately 150,000 captagon pills hidden inside tires at the Jordanian border. These efforts are part of a campaign launched by the Syrian government following the fall of the Assad regime to combat the manufacturing and trafficking of captagon, although smuggling networks remain active in some areas and pose a challenge to eliminating drug trade between the two countries.
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