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The Fourth Criminal Court in Damascus has begun the trial of Wassim al-Assad, known as "The Drug Baron," who is charged with crimes including drug trafficking, forming irregular armed groups, and committing massacres and acts of violence during the Assad regime's era since 2011. The charges also include his responsibilities in military operations that resulted in civilian casualties, as well as allegations of theft, extortion, and incitement to violence. The trial is part of transitional justice efforts to hold the accused accountable for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Syria. Additionally, the ministry announced the arrest of a former official responsible for Sarin gas warehouses and chemical manufacturing during the previous regime, linked to chemical attacks including the Eastern Ghouta massacre in 2013.
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