Hawar News Agency Plan– 28 June 2026

- Residents of Girkê Legê welcomed the decision to recognize educational certificates issued by the Autonomous Administration, stressing that the move will ease students' hardships and open new opportunities for them to continue their education. They also called for the recognition of certificates issued by institutes and the Universities of Rojava. (Photos and video attached.)

- The Jazira, located in North and East Syria at the tri-border area of Syria, Iraq, and Turkey, has become a strategic gateway linking trade and energy routes in the Middle East to the Mediterranean following the reopening of the Til Kocher Border Crossing and the M4 international highway.

- The Women's Media Union affirmed that its mission has gone beyond documentation. Six years after its establishment, it continues to expand its efforts to build a free, democratic media platform that gives thousands of women a voice and unites women's voices into one. Born from resistance and drawing its strength from the legacy of women martyrs, the Union says it will remain a platform where women's voices cannot be silenced or marginalized. (Photos and video attached.)

- Several fighters of the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) and members of the Internal Security Forces stated that the YPJ is not merely a military force but represents an identity and a complete society. They called on women across Rojava and Syria to uphold their identity, strengthen their unity, and safeguard their rights. (Photos and video attached.)

- Fishing has returned to the banks of the Khabur River in the countryside of Hasakah after the river resumed flowing following years of drought, revitalizing traditional fishing and improving local livelihoods. (Photos and video attached.)

- The Aliyan area in the countryside of Çil Axa continues producing summer vegetables, one of the region's main agricultural and economic resources. While the sector provides a primary source of income for dozens of families and supplies local markets with fresh produce, rising production costs and declining agricultural support are threatening its sustainability. (Photos and video attached.)

- Israel fears that the alleged Syrian involvement in Lebanon could expand Turkish influence along its northern border, potentially turning Beirut into a major arena of conflict. Meanwhile, renewed disputes between the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) have once again stalled efforts to form the Kurdistan Regional Government.

- The Democratic Union Party (PYD) will hold a broad meeting in Tel Tamr at 6:00 p.m. in the Martyrs' Families Council Garden to discuss the latest political developments in the region. (Photos and video attached.)

- Residents of Hasakah will commemorate the martyr Zilan (Zeynep Kinaci) during a meeting at the city's Culture and Arts Center at 10:00 a.m. Meanwhile, Kongra Star will organize two separate meetings in Tirbespiyê and Amuda at the PYD offices in both towns at 12:00 p.m. (Photos and video attached.)

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