Hawar News Agency Plan–19, 10, 2025

Former MP of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) and spokesperson for the Kurdish Language Platform in Europe (E-PZK) stated that Leader Abdullah Ocalan has taken highly significant strategic measures, while the Turkish state continues to evade taking any serious actions, seeking only to delay and buy time.

Forcibly displaced residents from Afrin and Shahba, currently in the city of Amuda, have called for their return to their homes under international guarantees ensuring their safety. They reaffirmed their commitment to their identity and language, expressing trust in the Syrian Democratic Forces as the primary guarantor for a safe return. (Photos and videos attached)

Preparations for the eighth Osman Sabri Literature Festival, dedicated this year to dramatic literature, have been completed. The festival is scheduled to take place in Qamishlo, within the Jazira region, during the upcoming month of November. (Photos and videos attached)

Following liberation, ISIS mercenaries were welcomed by residents of southern, coastal, and interior regions in Raqqa, which had served as a stronghold. The Autonomous Administration provided them with all essential living conditions. Residents reported feeling no sense of foreignness, as if the newcomers had been settled there for centuries. (Photos and videos attached)

Residents of Garkê Legê  stated that recent attacks on the Sheikh Maqsood and Ashrafieh neighborhoods are an attempt to undermine the democratic experiment. The ongoing kidnappings and restrictions imposed on locals reflect deep-seated hostility toward the democratic achievements built through substantial community efforts. (Photos and videos attached)

The breeding of purebred Arabian horses in  Jazira Canton is witnessing significant development, thanks to ongoing efforts by the Arabian Horse Association. The association works to preserve and improve the bloodlines, support breeders, provide necessary resources, and organize cultural and sports festivals that promote this rich heritage within society. (Photos and videos attached)

The Transitional Government, in collaboration with investors, is using environmental areas and public facilities for profit-driven projects, including the cutting of old-growth trees and the redevelopment of Al-Jalaa Sports City in Mezzeh. The move ignores public complaints and lacks transparency, sparking local anger and threatening the loss of vital public spaces.

Observers argue that it is premature to discuss a comprehensive agreement between Damascus and the Autonomous Administration. Meanwhile, the Transitional Government views engagement with Moscow as a strategic necessity, despite misaligned interests between the parties. It is also possible that new fronts may open in the region following the Gaza war.

ANHA