ANHA News Agency Plan – 06/08/2026

Poet Kawa Dêrik has chronicled the Kurdish cause and the sacrifices of martyrs in more than 300 poems, describing poetry as a means of preserving national memory, conveying the suffering of peoples, and defending the values of freedom. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Hasakah continue to complain about the reduction of electricity generator operating hours to six hours a day, saying outages on some days have worsened their suffering. The Generators Committee attributed the crisis to insufficient diesel allocations and poor fuel quality. (Photos and video attached).

The bread crisis continues in the town of Taldo in the Homs countryside despite increased flour allocations to bakeries. Residents say the quantities remain insufficient to meet growing demand, while the Directorate of Internal Trade says it is continuing to assess the area's needs and take additional measures based on the local supply situation.

Hawar Help (V.Ê Help HÁWAR) is preparing to hold its first exhibition in Rojava, titled "Archive of the Yazidi Community," in Qamishlo on 12 August. The exhibition aims to document the collective memory of the Yazidi community and preserve its cultural heritage through photographs, testimonies and narratives reflecting Yazidi life and resilience in the face of genocide and displacement. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Hasakah's Military Neighborhood have long been suffering from accumulated waste, with growing complaints that the area is among the city's hardest-hit neighborhoods due to the lack of regular cleaning and maintenance. The municipality attributed the problem to financial constraints. (Photos and video attached).

The Union of Intellectuals in Jazira will hold a poetry evening in remembrance of the victims of the Shengal genocide at the Reading Garden in Qamishlo at 18:00. (Photos and video attached).

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