Hawar News Agency plan 12-31-2022

 In 2022, northern and eastern Syria witnessed difficult moments, on the one hand, the attacks continued, and on the other hand, the resistance as well. In addition to that, life continued in all its aspects.  These are pictures from various aspects of life during the current year (photo attached).

 Family members of the fighter in the Free Women's Units-Star, Janda Ismail (Adar Jia), who was martyred with ten of her comrades in the Turkish chemical attacks, stressed that they follow in the footsteps of their sons and daughters, ideology, and continue their struggle path (attached with photos and videos).

 French activist Mireille Court called on her country to lift the confidentiality of documents related to the first Paris massacre to prevent the recurrence of such massacres, especially since Paris witnessed a second brutal massacre this month.  Indicating that "these documents will clearly show the involvement of the intelligence services and the Turkish state" (photos attached).

 The director of the Rojava Dam (Tishreen), Hammoud Al-Hamadin, said that the Euphrates River crisis has been going on without interruption for about a year, pointing out that the current period was supposed to be a stage of storage and compensation for the stock of lakes, but because Turkey withheld the Euphrates’ imports from Syria, they are draining the lakes even in  Storage seasons (attached with pictures).

 A member of the General Administration of the Internal Security Forces for North and East Syria, Brigadier General Ali Hassan, explained that the recent escalation of the activity of ISIS mercenary cells is directly linked to the Turkish attacks on northern and eastern Syria. He reassured the people of Raqqa that things are under control and praised their cooperation with the Internal Security Forces (attached with photos and videos)  .

 The components of northern and eastern Syria confirmed that the new year will be the year of physical freedom for leader Ocalan, the liberation of all occupied areas, and the return of the displaced to their homes (attached with photos and videos).

 The areas under the control of the Damascus government are witnessing a suffocating economic and living crisis, the worst since 2011, exacerbated by the recent increase in fuel prices, which in turn affected all aspects of life, while a researcher in political economy believes that this crisis will not be resolved under the current economic mentality and under the government of tax collection.  And that the real solution depends on ending the causes of the Syrian crisis (attached with photos and videos).

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 The wishes of the displaced women in Washokani camp did not change with the advent of the new year. The dream of returning to their land after the expulsion of the Turkish occupier did not leave their imagination for a single moment, hoping that this dream would soon become a reality (attached with photos and videos).

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