Members of the Revolutionary Guard militia in Deir Ezzor smuggle drugs through overnight stays

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A private source told the DeirEzzor24 network that members of the Revolutionary Guard militia in Deir Ezzor have begun smuggling hashish and narcotic substances via overnight buses.

The source added that members of the Guard militia are taking advantage of the fact that the overnight buses are not subject to inspection by the Assad forces checkpoints, so they began smuggling hashish and drugs towards Iraq.

It is noteworthy that the officers deal with drug and hashish dealers who provide them with all kinds of narcotic substances for smuggling.

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