ANHA agency plan, July 15, 2026

- Residents of the city of Jal Agha expressed their commitment to the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan, noting that his release is a fundamental step towards advancing peace and dialogue in the region and contributes to finding democratic solutions that enhance security and stability in the Middle East. (Photos and video attached).

- Normal life is gradually returning to the city of Zerghan with the return of approximately 75% of its residents. However, services remain lacking, and several villages are devastated. The Civil Council is providing services and calling for urgent intervention from humanitarian organizations. (Photos and video attached).

- Despite a bountiful harvest this season thanks to heavy rains, farmers in the Homs countryside are facing continued high production costs, a shortage of harvesters, and marketing difficulties. This threatens to reduce their profits. They are demanding urgent measures to support the wheat crop, which is considered one of the most important pillars of food security in Syria.

- Protests continue in the Rojava region against the changing of the historical names of Kurdish cities and towns. Politicians and citizens emphasize that these names represent the region's identity and historical heritage, and they have called on the Syrian Interim Government to preserve them and not alter them. (Photos and video attached).

The Hasakah Health Directorate has recorded 16,350 cases of acute and bloody diarrhea among children and adults, attributing them to reliance on unsafe water tankers and wells, more than seven years after the water supply from the Alouk station was cut off. (Photos and video attached).

Field footage from the village of Al-Maslata, located on the front lines in the northern countryside of Tal Tamr, reveals the continued devastation and absence of residents, despite the cessation of military operations in the area. (Photos and video attached).

Drivers using the Qamishli-Derik road have called on the relevant authorities to take urgent measures to improve traffic safety at the median strip construction site. They are requesting the installation of warning signs, reflective markers, and temporary lighting to reduce accidents and ensure smooth traffic flow. (Photos and video attached).

A group of women in Kobani are preparing homemade preserves using traditional methods, such as drying vegetables in suitable locations and preparing various food products. This initiative aims to empower them and provide a source of income to help meet their daily needs. (Photos and video attached).

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