Hawar News Agency Plan – 12 June 2026

A member of the Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) in Rojava emphasized that holding the General Assembly of the Congress was an urgent necessity to develop a strategy for the future of Kurdistani people and to find diplomatic solutions that serve the Kurdish cause. She stressed that the people’s struggle and resistance constitute the guarantee for Kurdish unity. (Photos and video attached.)

The suffering of families with sick children at the University Children’s Hospital in Damascus is worsening due to inadequate waiting facilities and the rising costs of treatment and accommodation, forcing many families to remain around the hospital under difficult conditions while waiting for their children to receive medical care.

Displaced residents of Serêkaniyê reported being subjected to extortion by settlers who demand large sums of money in exchange for vacating homes and refraining from damaging them. Calls have been made to ensure a safe return for displaced people and to protect property rights. (Photos and video attached.)

A researcher in political studies stated that Syria needs a new constitution whose value lies not in the number of principles and slogans it contains, but in its ability to prevent the reproduction of authoritarianism and the concentration of power. He explained that drafting the constitution should take place through a gradual process and broad national dialogue that ensures the participation of various political forces and social groups.

The Traffic Directorate in Hasakah confirmed that the ban on motorcycles within the city has helped reduce theft and snatching crimes and improve the security situation. Measures continue to be implemented to address violations and enhance public safety and security. (Photos and video attached.)

A resident of a village in Çil Axa transformed his home courtyard into a vegetable garden where he grows various types of vegetables, providing food for his family from the produce of his land. (Photos and video attached.)

Wheat farmers in Syria are facing increasing risks and burdens due to long waiting periods through the “Queue Platform,” in addition to communication network problems. Farmers are calling for the platform to be abolished in its current form or fundamentally reformed, and for delivery procedures to be accelerated in order to protect the agricultural season and ensure the marketing of their crops without losses. (Photos and video attached.)

A source speaking exclusively to ANHA agency revealed that the Nusaybin border crossing in Qamishlo is expected to reopen during the coming week.

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