Drug trafficking from Syria into Jordan is becoming “organised” with smugglers stepping up operations and using sophisticated equipment including drones, Jordan’s army said Thursday, warning of a shoot-to-kill policy. Since the beginning of this year, Jordan’s army has killed 30 smugglers and foiled attempts to smuggle into the kingdom from Syria 16 million Captagon pills — more than they seized in the whole of 2021 — the military said. “The most dangerous thing we have noticed recently is the presence of armed groups alongside the traffickers,” Colonel Zaid Al Dabbas told reporters during a…