ANHA news agency plan - March 25, 2026

Intellectual and human rights activist, Gulal Kasani, affirmed that the ongoing threats against Rojava have not yet ended, warning of the real dangers of igniting a civil war between different groups. He stressed the need for society, political movements, and military forces to remain in a constant state of readiness for defense and protection, and pointed to the necessity for the Kurds, at both the political and military levels, to establish an "official authority." (Photos and video attached).

The residents of Jal Agha expressed their discontent with the continued isolation of leader Abdullah Ocalan, despite calls for his freedom to establish peace and build a democratic society. They emphasized that these policies reflect the absence of any genuine intention to resolve the Kurdish issue, stating that there can be no peace without the leader's freedom. (Photos and video attached).

Zahra Ahmed Sinjar encapsulates the story of thousands forcibly displaced from the occupied city of Ras al-Ain, saying with a tone of hope despite the pain, "We will return one day; this is what we live by every day." She still lives in her home as if she never left. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Damascus are objecting to a zoning project, describing it as "unfair," while the Damascus Governorate is proposing investment as a reconstruction option. However, no official decision has been issued, nor have there been any detailed explanations regarding the project's implementation mechanism or responses to the objections raised. There is anticipation surrounding the outcome of the ongoing discussions between the two sides.

The Theater Commune in Rojava is commemorating World Theater Day and the martyr Yekta with a theatrical performance at the Tigris Center for Culture and Art in the city of Derik at 3:00 PM. (Photos and video attached).

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