Hawar News Agency Plan – 24/2/2026

Displaced residents of Afrin currently living in the city of Girkê Legê are demanding a safe and guaranteed return to their hometowns, amid continued humanitarian suffering after years of repeated displacement. (Photos and video attached).

Syrians are facing severe difficulty securing iftar meals during Ramadan, as high prices and limited purchasing power prevent families from obtaining even the most basic necessities for the holy month.

Tribal elders of the Aziza and Omra clans affirmed that the Kurdish people were subjected to a conspiracy targeting their identity and existence. They stressed that Kurdish unity was the decisive factor in thwarting it, stating that the Kurdish people across all parts of Kurdistan are one and share a common destiny. (Photos and video attached).

A woman from Afrin recounts her experience of five episodes of forced displacement, affirming that the attacks aimed at the extermination and displacement of Kurds. She says her only wish is a safe and collective return to her homeland. (Photos and video attached).

The People’s Municipality in Hasakah confirmed that the recent attacks targeting areas of Rojava have created instability and negatively affected public services. It noted that regulatory measures and plans have been adopted to improve sanitation services and address the impact of the previous period. (Photos and video attached).

Kongra Star is organizing two separate marches to protect the gains of the Women’s Revolution under the slogan “Women Protect the Rojava Revolution.” The march in Qamishlo will start from Osman Sabri Roundabout at 11:00, and in Hasakah from Marsho Roundabout at 11:30. (Photos and video attached).

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