Ibrahim Ramadan, Baladi News
Pro-regime pages published on Saturday a number of images of vast lands which are above 4 thousands square meters planted with cannabis in the countryside of Hama.
The pages reported that fields are located in the region of "al-Ghab Plain" in the western countryside of Hama, but they didn't mention the military party that is controlling those regions and didn't demand the regime or any other entity to fight this dangerous project.
The field activist, Abu al-Bara'a al-Hamwi, confirmed to Baladi News that the region of "al-Ghab Plain" is controlled by 3 military forces which are Iran, Hezbollah and the Afghani militias, but the main leader is Hezbollah.
It's noteworthy that the biggest drug traders in Lebanon, Ali Nasri Shamas, Noah Ziater, are considered official allies of Hezbollah which in turn provide them with security and guards in exchange for gaining large sums of money from drug trading.
A judicial source reported earlier to Baladi News that Hezbollah dominates the sector of drug dealing in the capital Damascus and not a single militia leader or a security official in Assad's regime can compete with it or stop it. The source confirmed that Hezbollah imports large amounts of drugs from its own farms in the Lebanese territories as its militias have become a Mafia that invades Damascus.