Hawar News Agency Plan – 10/02/2026

Displaced residents of the city of Grî Spî, who were forced to flee from Tel Samen camp as a result of attacks by factions of the interim government and move to the city of Kobani, stated that the hardships are becoming increasingly severe due to the siege, calling for their return to their homes. (Photos and video attached).

Displaced people in Sweida are facing extreme cold in shelter centers amid a shortage of fuel. (Photos and video attached).

Sheikh Fahd Al-Sheikhan, from the Al-Sadah Al-Ashraf Al-Sheikhan tribe, affirmed that the historical coexistence among the components of North and East Syria is stronger than attempts at incitement and the spread of hate speech. He stressed that what some areas have recently witnessed represents a limited disturbance that does not reflect the general stance of the tribes and clans. He called for popular and official solidarity, the strengthening of civil peace, and the rejection of projects that target social unity and destabilize stability. (Photos and video attached).

Women from the city of Tirbespî stated that the demand of leader Abdullah Ocalan has always been the achievement of peace and stability, and therefore his physical freedom must be realized. (Photos and video attached).

Amid ongoing discussions about Syria’s future and the shape of its political system, calls are intensifying to build a democratic system that guarantees the rights of all components and peoples, and establishes a state based on justice, equality, and recognition of national and cultural diversity, as a fundamental step toward achieving stability and ending years of conflict and suffering. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of the cities of Derik, Girke Legê, Tirbespî, Qamishlo, and Amuda are holding separate marches to support the resistance of Rojava, preserve the gains of its revolution, and ensure the rights of the Kurdish people in Syria’s constitution, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

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