Hawar News Agency Plan – 11/01/2026

Hawar News Agency Plan – 11/01/2026
11 January, 2026   02:00

The families of three martyrs from the city of Kobani confirmed that their sons went to defend their water and energy resources at the Tishreen Dam, stating: “With the sacrifices of our martyrs, the dam has prevailed.” (Accompanied by photos and video).

The Secretary of the Kurdish Democratic Unity Party in Syria (Yekiti), Muhyi al-Din Sheikh Ali, stated that the Turkish state has not yet provided the required response to the peace and democratic society process. He said: “The Turkish state remains hesitant regarding taking practical steps and lifting the isolation. Mr. Abdullah Öcalan must be given the opportunity to communicate directly with the people, politicians, and parliamentarians in Turkey.” (Accompanied by photos and video).

The latest crime committed by the mercenaries of the interim government, backed by the Turkish occupying state, in Aleppo was not an isolated incident. Rather, it represents an extension of Ankara’s long-standing policies. Just as the Turkish state mutilated the bodies of guerrilla fighters in the mountains of Kurdistan since the 1990s, its mercenaries are now repeating the same bloody approach by mutilating the body of a member of the Internal Security Forces, in a video-documented scene that sparked widespread anger and condemnation. (Accompanied by photos and video).

Observers linked the attacks carried out by the interim government’s mercenaries on the neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh to the agreement concluded with Israel, while Washington is using swift strikes in the service of its foreign policies. Analyses have increasingly pointed to the possibility of a similar U.S. move in Iran.

Cities across the North and East Syria region are witnessing a series of events and statements condemning the attacks by the interim government’s mercenaries on the besieged neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud, Ashrafieh, and Bani Zaid in the city of Aleppo, and reaffirming support for the residents’ resistance and their protection. (Accompanied by photos and video).

ANHA