Syria revokes BBC journalists' credentials, alleges 'fake news' reporting

Syria has cancelled the BBC's accreditation over "misleading reports"
The BBC claims to provide impartial news and speaks to people across the political spectrum
Syria's information ministry has cancelled the accreditation of two local journalists from the BBC over what it calls "false" and "politicized" coverage.
The BBC recently published a report on alleged links between the Assad family and the trade of the drug captagon, which Syria denies.
The illicit drug industry, particularly the production of Captagon amphetamine pills, has grown in Syria, serving as a revenue source for the country's economy.