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Tobacco prices rise in Deir Ezzor due to the Marsoumi

24/11/2022
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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

Tobacco prices have increased significantly in the areas controlled by the Assad regime in Deir Ezzor province in the past few days, according to the correspondent of DeirEzzor24 Network.

He said that the increase amounted to more than 25% due to the restriction of the “Al-Marsoumi” trade, which includes tobacco of all kinds, by the Fourth Division.

The State Security and Political Security Branch raided the headquarters of “Al-Marsoumi” in Al-Bukamal, two days ago, due to his disagreement with the Fourth Division over issues related to smuggling.

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