Hawar News Agency Plan – 14/03/2025

The residents of Tal Tamr in Jazira Canton emphasized that the Turkish occupation state must respond to the historic call made by leader Abdullah Ocalan and enter a genuine peace process instead of continuing military escalation. They stressed that any efforts for peace would be futile unless the leader is released to personally lead the process. (Attached with photos and videos).

 He was raised in a revolutionary family that sacrificed many martyrs, imbibing the ideology of leader Abdullah Ocalan and dreaming of a free Kurdistan. He joined the Anti-Terror Units (YAT) and took the name of his martyred uncle, "Dilkesh Jiya." He fought decisive battles in defense of his people until he was martyred at Tishrin Dam. His memory remains immortal as a symbol of sacrifice, with his final words to his family echoing: "If I am martyred, keep your heads high and tell my son Rivan that I gave my life for Kurdistan." (Attached with photos and videos).

 The people of Darbasiyah condemned the crimes committed against Alawite civilians on the Syrian coast, considering them grave violations of humanity. They demanded that the mercenary killers be held accountable while affirming that the democratic nation model in North and East Syria could serve as a solution to ensure coexistence and protect Syrian communities from massacres and violations. (Attached with photos and videos).

 A young writer from Çil Agha is working to shed more light on Kurdish struggles, particularly the struggle of women, through cinematic writing. (Attached with photos and videos).

 Displaced Afrin residents commented on the clause guaranteeing the safe return of the displaced in the agreement between Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Commander Mazloum Abdi and Ahmad Al-Shar’a, stating that it has given them hope for an imminent return after years of suffering in displacement. (Attached with photos and videos).

 Kurdish politician Ahmed Suleiman asserted that there are no internal obstacles preventing Kurdish unity, but external interventions, especially from Turkey, are the biggest barrier to this process. He warned that ongoing disagreements are being used as a pretext to exclude the Kurds from developments in Syria. (Attached with photos and videos).

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