​​​​​​​Hawar news agency center’s daily 12-02-2020

​​​​​​​Hawar news agency center’s daily 12-02-2020
12 February, 2020   03:00

Following the events witnessed in the areas of north and east Syria.

Following the activities in NE Syria.

The Iraqi writer and journalist Dr. Jawad al-Baidhani saw that the secrets of the arrest operation of the Leader Ocalan drew a new direction for the region, and pointed out that its goals were accompanied around the strategies that he adopted, and affirmed that Ocalan drew his path carefully and put constructive pillars that could not be removed by his arrest (attached with photos).

The Kurds in northern and eastern Syria consider that the plot of February 15th, 1999 which targeted the Leader Abdullah Ocalan was the beginning of targeting the oppressed peoples, and that the conspiratorial states failed to limit the spread of his ideology, calling on the Kurdish political parties to the national unity to confront any new attempts targeting the Kurds (attached with photo and video.)

Abdel Rahman al-Hussein, a displaced person from Idlib city described the work of mercenary gangs affiliated with Turkey as a "betrayal" of Idlib people, noting that they are busy with accounting the civilians who criticize Turkey even on the social networking sites, accompanying the Turkish columns and protecting their points (attached with photo and video).

Politics

Akram Hesso considered that the reinforcements sent by the Turkish occupation state to Idlib as a prelude to a permanent occupation of the Syrian lands and to annex them to Turkey, calling on the Syrian regime to reach a formula compatible with the Autonomous Administration to end the Turkish occupation and preserve the unity of the country (attached with photo and video).

The member of the Central Committee of the Kurdish Democratic Party in Syria (Party) made clear the necessity of drawing lessons from Afrin and the rest of the occupied regions, and said, "We should not rely on the external forces. We must rely on our forces and unity" (attached with photos and video).

ANHA