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Syria's success in dismantling the Captagon network
Syria has launched an extensive campaign to eradicate drug trafficking networks and methamphetamine manufacturing. Security authorities have successfully seized and destroyed 17 laboratories and shut down 90 international smuggling networks. Since the beginning of the year until mid-September 2026, they have also confiscated 700 million methamphetamine pills and 221 tons of raw materials used in production. Security operations, which involved cross-border coordination with several countries, have thwarted large-scale attempts to smuggle millions of pills before they cross the borders, through multiple preemptive measures, strengthening international and regional cooperation. In addition, a national awareness campaign has been launched to combat drugs, focusing on prevention and treatment. Syria's efforts have achieved significant results in disrupting large-scale manufacturing, reflecting a shift in the country from being a source of the substances to a major player in fighting transnational organized crime.
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