Hawar News Agency Plan-  6, 2, 2026

Residents of the city of Çil Agha and its countryside continue to protect their areas within the framework of self-defense, affirming that they will persist in their struggle until official recognition of their rights as a Kurdish people is enshrined in the Syrian constitution—legally, politically, and nationally.(Photos and video attached)

Women from the city of Amuda demanded the realization of the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan, stressing that his continued imprisonment obstructs peace and stability in the Middle East. They emphasized that his freedom is an urgent necessity to prevent further violence and to establish peace.(Photos and video attached)

The Co-Chair of the Kurdish delegation emerging from the Conference on “Unity of Kurdish Ranks and Position in Rojava Kurdistan,” Brouin Youssef, confirmed that a delegation from the Kurdish National Council traveled to Damascus independently and without the knowledge of the Kurdish delegation, at a sensitive time for Rojava. She stated that this constitutes a negative stance that harms Kurdish unity and position and negatively affects the Kurdish cause.(Photos and video attached)

Traders at the central wholesale market (Souq al-Hal) in Hama complain of a severe deterioration in services and neglect by institutions affiliated with the Syrian Interim Government, despite collecting nearly 20 million Syrian pounds to improve the market’s conditions. The spending of only a limited portion of the funds, without clarification of the fate of the remaining amount, has raised accusations of mismanagement and embezzlement, amid a lack of transparency and oversight.

Political figures from the city of Al-Darbasiyah affirmed that the agreement between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Interim Government represents an important step toward protecting the rights of all components and preventing bloodshed. They stressed the need for awareness of sabotage attempts and media warfare targeting the region, as well as the importance of strengthening Kurdish unity during this sensitive phase.(Photos and video attached)

ANHA Agency monitored the conditions of families forcibly displaced and currently present in the city of Amuda, where children are living under harsh humanitarian circumstances inside tents and schools that have been converted into shelters. The suffering of children is evident in the absence of the most basic necessities of life, from education to healthcare, amid an unstable environment that threatens their future.(Photos and video attached)

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