Hawar News Agency Plan – 3,11, 2025

The emergency wheat stockpiles in the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyeh neighborhoods of Aleppo are nearly depleted due to the siege imposed by the Transitional Government in Syria on these neighborhoods since 25 September. (Photos and videos attached)

Members of the Council of Women of Zenobia in Raqqa emphasized that the success of any genuine political process in the region is closely linked to the physical freedom of Commander Abdullah Ocalan, describing him as the proponent of a democratic project aimed at achieving justice and equality among peoples. (Photos and videos attached)

A politician stated that democratic decentralization in Syria will help reduce the dominance of central authority, decrease motives for internal conflict, and strengthen political and social stability. He noted that the self-administration model forms the foundation for a comprehensive political solution in Syria, pointing out that foreign interventions, particularly by Turkey, are the main obstacles to a solution. (Photos and videos attached)

Streets in Damascus and other cities are overflowing with garbage, amid the spread of rodents and foul odors, while municipalities affiliated with the Transitional Government demand that residents collect funds to operate garbage-collection vehicles. Public questions are rising regarding the fate of billions of dollars entering the country and the worsening corruption issues highlighted in international reports, causing a loss of trust in the government and criticism of its inability to manage even basic daily affairs.

The Women’s Media Union is preparing to hold its fourth conference in Qamishli on 8 November. (Photos and videos attached)

During October, 18 movements of ISIS cells were recorded in northern and eastern Syria. These included targeting with mines, light machine guns, and medium-range shells, resulting in the deaths of five Syrian Democratic Forces fighters and injuries to ten others, in addition to injuries to four internal security personnel, the deaths of two civilians, injuries to two more, and damage to citizens’ property.

Residents of Tal Ma‘rouf town in the Jazira region implemented five vital service projects in cooperation with the municipality, including providing water via solar power, street and playground lighting, tree planting, and distributing garbage containers through community partnership. (Photos and videos attached)

The Social Affairs and Workers Authority, in cooperation with the Ayrish Center for Rehabilitation and Education of Children with Disabilities, organized a graduation ceremony for the center’s students at the Reading Garden in Qamishli at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and videos attached)

The Martyrs’ Families Council in Karki Leki organized a memorial ceremony for a fallen People’s Defense Forces fighter, Metan Akri (real name: Salem Liman Salmo), in Shiru village, Karki Leki, at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and videos attached)

The Youth Council of the Future Syria Party held a dialogue seminar titled “Youth and Building the Future: From Marginalization to Political Participation” at the council building in Tabqa at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and videos attached)

Residents of Raqqa canton buried the bodies of four Syrian Democratic Forces fighters at the Martyrs’ Cemetery in the government-controlled town at 11:00 a.m. (Photos and videos attached)

The Culture Authority in the Jazira canton, in cooperation with the Diwan of Literature in northern and eastern Syria, launched the Othman Sabri Literature Festival at the Mesopotamia Cultural and Arts Center (formerly the Cultural Center) in Qamishli at 5:00 p.m. (Photos and videos attached)

The Martyrs’ Families Council in Hasakah city, Jazira Canton, is organizing a memorial ceremony for a fallen People’s Defense Forces fighter, Martyr Barkhadan Hasakah, in the Khashman neighborhood at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and videos attached).

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