Substance Abuse and Addiction

in Northern Syria

After the regime became unable to finance the militias loyal to it, it started turning a blind eye to the illegal actions of this militia in the cultivation and manufacture of narcotic substances on the pretext of obtaining funds from this trade to cover the costs of its fighters. This increased the number of entities affiliated with the regime that cultivate, manufacture, and trade narcotic substances. On 7 October 2021, the International Criminal Police (Interpol) reintegrated the Syrian Regime Government into its system to facilitate the exchange of information, which had been suspended since the suspension of the membership of the Syrian Regime in 2012.

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