Syria’s Captagon narco‑state

War, institutional collapse and militia politics have turned Syrian territory into an organised production and export base for Captagon, with drug‑production embedded in armed units and state structures and consignments moving to European and regional ports. That makes narcotics not just a criminal problem but a source of state revenue, diplomatic leverage and regional insecurity. — If true, Syria’s role as a Captagon exporter reshapes European border security, regional diplomacy and strategies for stabilizing or isolating post‑conflict states.