Hawar News Agency Plan – 30 June 2026

In a message of support for the Women's Protection Units (YPJ), women in Qamishlo affirmed that the YPJ represents women's identity and will, announcing that they will continue to stand by the women fighters until women's rights are enshrined in the constitution. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Tel Tamr called for a solution to the drinking water crisis that has persisted for years. They stressed that rising water tanker prices and deteriorating living conditions have worsened their suffering. Meanwhile, the city council said it has taken measures to ease the crisis and continues to demand the resumption of water pumping from the Allouk Water Station. (Photos and video attached).

Grain silos in Kar Ziyarat are witnessing congestion and long waiting times during the wheat delivery season. Farmers complain that the delivery platform has delayed the receipt of their harvest in some cases, while silo management says the issue is mainly due to farmers missing their scheduled delivery appointments because of harvesting conditions. (Photos and video attached).

A robotic arm that detects hand movements to assist amputees, along with a solar-powered smart irrigation system that automatically waters crops, stood out among ten innovative projects showcased at the First Scientific Exhibition of Rojava University. The projects reflect students' efforts to transform academic knowledge into practical scientific solutions that serve society and the agricultural sector. (Photos and video attached).

A theatre director stressed that theatre serves as a mirror of society and an effective cultural platform for addressing social issues through artistic expression. He added that comedy plays help convey awareness messages while encouraging audiences to embrace criticism and dialogue. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Al-Darbasiyah complained about soaring food prices and the rising cost of living, saying they have become a heavy burden on families, particularly those with limited incomes. They called on the relevant authorities to improve income levels, curb inflation, and ease the economic burden on citizens. (Photos and video attached).

The second and final day of the First Scientific Exhibition of Rojava University continues, showcasing scientific innovations, valuable research projects, and practical solutions developed by students and researchers from the Faculties of Agricultural Engineering, Natural Sciences, and Technology. The exhibition is being held at the university building in the Hilaliyah neighborhood of Qamishli at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Families of the Martyrs Council in Al-Darbasiyah will hold a memorial ceremony for the martyrs of April, May, and June at the city's Cultural Center at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

Kongra Star will organize separate lectures in Karaki Lakî and Derik to commemorate martyr Zilan on the anniversary of her martyrdom. The events will be held at the Workers' Union Hall in Rimelan and the Dijla Center for Culture and Arts in Derik. In Tel Tamr, a meeting will be held at the Families of the Martyrs Council Hall at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

The second day of the Sixth Annual Martyr Zilan Festival continues in Qamishli. Organized by the Young Women's Union under the slogan, "Following Zilan's Path and Persevering in Communal Life," the festival will take place at Azadi Park in Qamishli at 17:00. (Photos and video attached).

Under the same slogan, the Young Women's Union in Kobani will organize the Sixth Martyr Zilan Festival at Martyr Bawer Akri Stadium in Kobani at 17:00. (Photos and video attached).

A number of motorcycle owners will stage a protest against the motorcycle ban on Newzad Street in Garkê Legê at 18:00. (Photos and video attached).

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