ANHA agency plan - May 31, 2026

Residents of Girkê Legê city emphasized the importance of strengthening community solidarity and supporting the military forces in Rojava, stressing that the unity of the people is the fundamental guarantee for protecting the region and maintaining its security and stability in the face of threats and attempts to sow discord among its communities. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Dardara village, north of the city of Tel Tamer, are gradually returning to their homes after seven years of displacement and moving between camps and villages, despite the destruction, lack of basic services, and difficult living conditions, while affirming their commitment to their land. (Photos and video attached).

An agricultural engineer confirmed that high temperatures during the summer cause increased evaporation of moisture around plants, leading to their drying out and burning, and making them susceptible to agricultural pests. He pointed to a number of guidelines and tips to help farmers protect and preserve their crops during heat waves. (Photos and video attached).

The young Syriac girl, Naya, translates her talent for creating symbolic sculptures and figures into tangible reality. She continues this work with the support and encouragement of those around her and recently participated in an exhibition. (Photos and video attached).

The shoemaking craft is making a noticeable comeback in the markets and continues its activity, despite the challenges of living and rising costs. Locals have increasingly turned to it in recent years due to inflation and declining purchasing power. (Photos and video attached).

The Khabur orchards are experiencing a good grape leaf harvest season thanks to abundant rainfall. There are calls for support for the agricultural sector and for boosting the marketing of local produce. (Photos and video attached).

When thousands of families wake up to floodwaters inundating their homes, and fields they awaited to harvest are transformed into areas submerged in mud and water, and farmers find themselves facing a lost season, wasted effort, and livelihoods swept away by the flood, the discussion is no longer just about a natural disaster, but also about heavy political and administrative responsibilities that demand accountability.

Observers criticized what they described as the marginalization of Kurds in the selection of members of the Syrian parliament, along with the weak representation of women, as the list of elected members included only one woman. Meanwhile, Washington and Tehran appear closer to an agreement, while the Strait of Hormuz remains at the heart of international conflict.

A march in support of the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) will be held in Qamishli, starting from the Sony roundabout in the city's market at 10:30 AM. (Photos and video attached).

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