ANHA news agency plan,24/6/ 2026

- Residents of Kobani affirmed that leader Abdullah Ocalan struggled for all peoples, and therefore, it is incumbent upon all peoples to rise up and play their part in ensuring his physical freedom. Therefore, the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan must be achieved immediately. (Photos and video attached).

-Syrian politician Riad Darar asserted that Syria remains mired in political deadlock despite the changes witnessed on the Syrian and regional scene in recent times. He pointed out that the lack of consensus among the influential forces and the continued conflict of internal and external interests continue to hinder reaching a comprehensive and sustainable political solution.

- Teachers and students from the city of Tel Tamer welcomed the decision by the Ministry of Education in the Interim Government to recognize preparatory and secondary school certificates issued by the Autonomous Administration. They considered it a positive step resulting from years of effort and sacrifices, and called for this step to be completed by recognizing universities and institutes affiliated with the Autonomous Administration, thus guaranteeing the rights of students and graduates and their educational and academic future. (Photos and video attached)

- Residents of Hama are complaining of a severe real estate slump due to the requirement of obtaining a "no objection" certificate, which has stalled hundreds of transactions and halted the execution of court rulings, despite the owners possessing "green title deeds." This is compounded by delays stretching for months and increasing bureaucratic complications. Official authorities justify these procedures as aimed at regulating the market and protecting assets.

- The People's Municipality in Hasakah city apologized to residents regarding the accumulation of garbage, revealing that the problem stemmed from a shortage of vehicles and fuel, as well as the termination of contracts with sanitation contractors. This comes as asphalt paving and street rehabilitation projects continue in the city. (Photos and video attached)

- Residents in the western Homs countryside are demanding a radical solution to the pollution of the Al-Zara spring, after approximately 75 confirmed and suspected cases of hepatitis A were recorded during April and May, in addition to new suspected cases in June, amid growing fears of a continued spread of infections.

- The co-chair of the Tel Tamer City Council confirmed that Turkish military bases in the occupied areas were responsible for the fires that ravaged vast areas of farmland in the city's countryside, causing significant losses to crops and farmers' property. He added that emergency teams and residents are working around the clock to extinguish the fires and limit their spread. He called for support for those affected and for documenting the damage inflicted on the agricultural sector. (Photos and video attached).

- Residents of Tel Tamer are organizing a protest against rising fuel prices and deteriorating living conditions at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

- The Hilal Zerin Movement is organizing a celebration in Azadi Park in Qamishlo as part of the "We Are All YPJ" campaign at 6:00 PM. (Photos and video attached).

- The people of Kobani commemorate the martyrs of the Kobani and Halanj massacres through a march that starts from the Halanj road towards the Halanj massacre museum in the village of Halanj, at 11:00, and they light candles on the graves of the martyrs of the two massacres, at 18:00. (Photos and video attached).

ANHA