Name: ISIS militants are using an incredibly addictive drug to feel invincible on the battlefield
Uploaded: 2015-11-23T22:54:00Z
Description: Video: The drug has been known to cause violent seizures.

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ISIS militants are using addictive drugs

Lamar Salter

2015-11-23T22:54:00Z

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Turkey reported seizing nearly 11 million pills of Captagon after two raids along its Syrian border.

Experts say the highly addictive drug is fueling the conflict in Syria, as both ISIS militants and Syrian rebels are using the stimulant on the battlefield.

Produced by Lamar Salter. Narration by Graham Flanagan.

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Turkey reported seizing nearly 11 million pills of Captagon after two raids along its Syrian border.

Experts say the highly addictive drug is fueling the conflict in Syria, as both ISIS militants and Syrian rebels are using the stimulant on the battlefield.