Situation in Hasaka; Security alert, ongoing popular uprising

The city of Hasaka is witnessing a security alert, amid a general mobilization and popular resistance declared by the people of the region in response to the call of the Syrian Democratic Forces, in the face of threats and attacks to which the cities and towns of the Jazira region and Kobane are subjected by the mercenaries of the Interim Government supported by the Turkish occupation state.

Situation in Hasaka; Security alert, ongoing popular uprising
Situation in Hasaka; Security alert, ongoing popular uprising
Situation in Hasaka; Security alert, ongoing popular uprising
Situation in Hasaka; Security alert, ongoing popular uprising
Situation in Hasaka; Security alert, ongoing popular uprising
Situation in Hasaka; Security alert, ongoing popular uprising
20 January, 2026   13:23
HASAKA

Following the Syrian Democratic Forces' call for resistance, the residents of Hasaka city in the Jazira region took to the streets and squares to express their readiness to defend their city and protect it from any potential threat. This popular mobilization was not limited to Hasaka alone; thousands of residents in cities, towns, and villages across the Jazira and Euphrates regions also demonstrated their support for the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Women's Protection Units (YPJ), affirming their solidarity with their forces during this critical period.

In Hasaka city, women, men, and young people participated in this general mobilization, declaring their joining the popular resistance. Residents began conducting patrols in residential neighborhoods to maintain security and stability, while many young men and women headed to the front lines to participate in the defense of the region.

On Tuesday morning, ANHA agency's correspondents conducted a field tour of the city's streets, where Hasaka appeared normal and safe, with residents actively going about their daily business.

Security forces and Essential Protection Forces are deployed alongside citizens in various neighborhoods to ensure security and stability, while the fighters of the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Women’s Protection Units continue to perform their duties on the fronts, drawing their strength and support from the people's embrace of them.

On the service front, bakeries are operating regularly to meet citizens' needs, and grocery stores have opened. In the health sector, medical staff at the People's Hospital are continuing their work normally, and pharmacies remain open to provide for the population's medical needs.

This scene reflects the clear unity between the people and their forces, as Hasaka today affirms that popular resistance and the general mobilization constitute a true safeguard against threats, and a clear message that the will of the people is stronger than all attempts to undermine security and stability.

ANHA