Stockpiles of the amphetamine-like drug fenethylline, known by its brand name Captagon, were recently discovered by opposition forces in Syria in the wake of former president Bashar al-Assad’s fall ...
Over the past decade, the al-Assad government has been accused of being the principal purveyor of Captagon, a highly ...
Worth approximately $10 billion, the illicit captagon drug trade served as a financial lifeline for the Assad regime in Syria ...
Inside a so-called "soap factory" on the outskirts of Damascus, rebel fighters found "millions of Captagon pills and ...
Syrian rebels uncovered large captagon stockpiles linked to the fallen al-Assad regime’s military headquarters. Originally a ...
Syria's new rebel-led government has uncovered what experts say is proof of the former Assad regime's role in manufacturing ...
The drug has the active ingredient fenethylline and was initially marketed for conditions including ADHD and the sleeping disorder narcolepsy. It had a similar use to some of the legally available ...
Syria's GDP plummets from $60B before civil war to $39.5B last year, while oil production suffers major blow with reserves ...