Syrian officials stop ballooned drug smuggling
Syrian authorities thwarted an attempt to smuggle large quantities of drugs from the Sweida countryside using guided balloons. During the operation, they seized 218,000 captagon pills, 44 kilograms of hashish, and GPS devices. Additionally, the Anti-Narcotics Department in Aleppo managed to arrest two individuals found in possession of 82 kilograms of captagon tablets. The Syrian Ministry of Interior continues to pursue trafficking networks to stop drug smuggling into Jordan and Iraq, having previously achieved significant success, including seizing around 943 kilograms of captagon—which was enough to produce 5.5 million drug pills.
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