Hawar News Agency Plan – 22, 6, 2025
Deir ez-Zor: The Internal Security Forces revealed that ISIS mercenaries are working to reorganize their ranks and recruit new members, including minors, to exploit them in carrying out attacks against security forces and civilians (Photos and video attached).
Women's Demands: Women emphasized that their primary demand is to meet with leader Abdullah Ocalan and affirmed their continued struggle until achieving the physical freedom of the leader. (Photos and video attached).
Environmental Crisis in Jazira: Jazira Canton is facing an unprecedented environmental crisis, as the Çil Agha and Zakhira dams are nearing complete dryness due to scarce rainfall and the drying up of springs amid harsh climate changes and exceptional conditions, warning of an impending environmental and agricultural disaster. (Photos and video attached).
Children and Art in Ain Issa: In an effort to overcome the scenes of war and destruction they have lived through and to rebuild hope and the future, the Culture Committee in the city of Ain Issa, in North and East Syria, is using art and drawing to instill a sense of future in children. (Photos and video attached).
Regional Coverage: Over the past week, Arab newspapers focused on the Iran war, noting on one hand that Washington has strategically deceived Iran, and on the other hand, suggesting that the Trump administration aims to strike Iran without engaging in a full-scale war. The coverage also highlighted the importance of leader Ocalan’s assessments regarding this war and the broader conflict in the Middle East.
Cultural Event in Al-Shaddadi: The Culture and Art Center in the city of Al-Shaddadi is organizing a cultural evening featuring poetry, singing, and dance performances in front of the City Council Hall at 6:00 p.m. (Photos and video attached).
ANHA
