Hawar News Agency Plan – 28/01/2026

Residents of the city of Dêrik continue their rotational guard duties to protect the city and its neighborhoods, affirming their readiness to confront any potential attacks by mercenaries of the provisional government. (Photos and video attached).

The automated bakery in Tel Tamer has begun implementing a new mechanism for distributing bread, based on delivering bread to residents through the communes instead of direct crowding in front of the bakery. This comes as part of efforts to address the bottlenecks that accompanied the distribution process in the recent period. (Photos and video attached).

Families displaced from Afrin and al-Shahba are living in extremely difficult humanitarian conditions in the city of Garkê Lêgê, after being forcibly displaced for the fourth time. Twenty-two families are sheltering inside Martyr Ayyoub School, amid a severe shortage of basic life necessities and growing suffering among children and the elderly as the harsh cold wave intensifies. (Photos and video attached).

The reality facing the residents of Hama and its countryside contradicts the official discourse that denies the existence of a fuel crisis. Citizens stand for long hours in queues and are forced to purchase gas cylinders from the black market at high prices, reflecting a clear gap between official statements and the lived reality.

Residents of the city of Qamishlo are preparing to bid farewell to the bodies of 11 male and female fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) at Martyr Dalil Sarokhan Cemetery at 11:30 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

ANHA