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A new, extremely dangerous trend is spreading across the region – the sale of powerful synthetic drugs via the internet, available almost at a single click; drugs that can be ordered to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro without major obstacles.

These are substances from the nitazene group, which are several times more potent than better-known substances. Some of its variants can be up to 40 times stronger than fentanyl, and even 500 times stronger than heroin. Experts who spoke to Detektor Magazine warned that online sales of these drugs pose a completely new challenge for police agencies, customs and courier services – and that even the smallest quantities can have deadly consequences.

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