Killer Crop: Afghan Opium Fuels Addictions, Finances Terrorists -- McClatchy News
MOSCOW -- Afghan opium kills more people every year than any other drug on the planet, claiming up to 100,000 lives annually, according to a United Nations report released Wednesday.
Although U.S. officials have pointed to the last two years of lower production in Afghanistan, the country still produces 90 percent of the world's opium, which the report says now threatens to sow havoc in much of Central Asia.
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