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“The funds generated from the drugs trade can pay for soldiers, weapons and protection, and are an important source of patronage,” it said. Afghanistan produces 90 percent of the world's supply of opium, the raw ingredient used to make ...
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In Iran, about 14 tons of Afghan heroin and a staggering 450 tons of opium were consumed locally in 2008, the report said, making it the world's biggest consumer of the drug. "Iran faces the world's most serious opiate addiction problem ...
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"The Afghan opiate trade fuels consumption and addiction in countries along drug trafficking routes before reaching the main consumer markets in Europe (estimated at 3.1 million heroin users), contributing to the spread of HIV/AIDS and ...
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14 tons of Afghan heroin and 450 tons of Opium was consumed in Iran in 2008. The level of consumption made Iran the world's biggest consumer of opium in 2008. Source: Associated Press, “UN: Afghan drug flow wreaks global havoc,” Google ...
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The UN says more Russians die annually from Afghan drugs than Soviet soldiers were killed during its Afghan conflict. Afghanistan produces 92% of the world's opium, with the equivalent of 3500 tonnes leaving the country each year. ...
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Although American officials said at the last two years in lower production in Afghanistan, a country 90 percent of the world's opium, the report says that now threatens to wreak havoc in most parts of Central Asia. ... Opium production in Afghanistan