Hawar News Agency Plan – 29-01-2026

Hawar News Agency Plan – 29-01-2026
29 January, 2026   02:00

Members of the Protection Committees, along with the residents of Tal Tamr, confirmed their response to the general mobilization call and their commitment to the path of resistance alongside the Syrian Democratic Forces, urging all residents (photos and video attached) to continue solidarity and uphold the spirit of collective responsibility.

Forcibly displaced people in the city of Karky Laki called for an end to the war and the securing of their return to their homes, in addition to the urgent provision of humanitarian aid, amid a difficult humanitarian reality inside the displacement centers (photos and video attached).

The situation at the Hama Cement Factory – Taqwa 2 reflects the result of neglect by the Syrian Interim Government, which has reduced the factory to partially relying on imported clinker for production, threatening national production, workers, and the region’s economic security (photos and video attached).

Hospitals in Qamishlo urgently need large quantities of medicines, particularly for diabetes and heart patients, as well as laboratory supplies, due to increased pressure resulting from displacement, blockade, and ongoing attacks, which have worsened the medication shortage and increased medical needs across the city (photos and video attached).

Jwan Sko, Secretary of the Kurdistan Democratic Party – Syria, confirmed that Rojava is facing an international conspiracy led by regional countries, primarily the occupying state of Turkey, stressing that Kurdish unity represents a strong barrier against these plots, and called for continued support for its military forces and the people of Rojava until victory is achieved (photos and video attached).

Since January 20, numerous organizations have sent food, bedding, blankets, medicines, necessities for women and children, and diesel to displaced people, who number over 150,000, heading toward Rojava to escape the crimes of the Interim Government’s mercenaries, backed by the occupying Turkish state.

ANHA