Rojava Asayish Announced!

Asayish: Person who attacked Kurdish symbols arrested

The General Command of Asayish announced that Hussien Al Hassou, who attacked the Kurdish flag in Qamishlo, was arrested.

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The Nusaybin-Qamishli Gate will be opened this week!

According to information provided to ANHA agency by special sources, the Nusaybin-Qamishli Gate between Rojava and Northern Kurdistan will be opened this week.

Sanadid forces will join the 60th Division!

According to information we obtained from private sources, Sanadid forces have begun compiling a list of names of their former members to join the 60th Division led by Çiya Kobani. The name list will be finalized within 3 days.

Foreign Minister Ilham Ahmed stated that the Damascus meeting focused on removing obstacles to the integration of the Autonomous Administration with Damascus, but the implementation is proceeding slowly.
The education file is one of the most prominent outstanding issues, particularly the non-recognition of certificates. An agreement was reached for an upcoming visit by the Ministers of Education and Higher Education to Hasakah to establish a mechanism for resolution.
So far, only directorates in Health and Education have been appointed, and the appointment of the remaining directorates and institutions will be completed later.
Progress has been made in appointing regional representatives, but appointments for ministries and directorates still need to be completed.
Regarding border crossings, a mechanism has been put in place for managing the Semalka crossing and other crossings, with current employees continuing within the framework of integration.

There are disagreements over previous and new appointments, with emphasis on the need to consider the experience of the Autonomous Administration’s cadres and to adopt competence and specialization.
The file on women’s representation remains an obstacle, as only men have been appointed in some recent positions, with demands for giving women a greater role.
The file on the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) is still under discussion and has not been resolved yet.
Work is underway to select representatives from Hasakah and Kobani for the Syrian Parliament through specialized committees.
Municipalities will be reorganized within the new system to improve services and enhance representation.
After selecting representatives from Rojava for the Parliament, the file for the new Syrian constitution will be raised, with emphasis on the participation of Kurds and all components in its drafting.
The file on detainees remains open, and the need for their release as soon as possible has been emphasized.

A delegation from the Interim Government's Ministry of Justice visited Qamishli

Kurdish Women Ensure a Free Kurdistan

Kurdish women struggle to protect the rights of their people. They resist and pay a heavy price for the unity and cohesion of Kurdistan. In their fight for rights and justice, women play a leading role through great sacrifices. Therefore, respecting revolutionary women is a human and moral standard. Through their struggle, Kurdish women break the chains of occupation and reject divisive policies. For this reason, occupying forces target women throughout Kurdistan. Nevertheless, Kurdish women continue their struggle with strong determination and firm belief.
As the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), we respectfully remember the Peshmerga fighters Ghazal Mulan, Nada Miri, and Samira Al-Ayari, and we affirm that the sound of Kurdish women’s rifles calls only for the freedom of women and the Kurdish people.
Women bravely resist the ruling mentality. We strongly condemn the attacks carried out by the Iranian state on Peshmerga bases in Komala in Eastern Kurdistan. As the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), we affirm that the martyrdom of the three Peshmerga—Nada, Samira, and Ghazal—is a great and painful loss, not only for their families and organizations, but also for us, the people of Kurdistan, and all freedom-loving forces.
We particularly emphasize that attacks on women Peshmerga fighters are not merely military assaults, but political attempts to destroy the role of women in the struggle for freedom. These attacks aim to marginalize women’s voices and exclude their presence in political, military, and social spheres. However, as Kurdish women, we will continue our struggle for freedom with unwavering determination and strong faith, and we will not retreat even an inch.
Regardless of the reasons, we consider it unacceptable that hospitals in the Kurdistan Region refused to receive the body of Ghazal Mulan, and that the mosque remained open for religious purposes after her martyrdom. We call for an urgent investigation into this incident by the relevant authorities. Ghazal, who was seriously injured, could have been saved. This situation was psychologically and humanly difficult for all of us, as women and as the Kurdish people.
As a Kurdish woman, Ghazal chose to defend her land and homeland and fulfilled her national duty. In contrast, no political party should prioritize partisan interests over social and national interests, and all must respect the struggle of Kurdish women for the freedom of the country.
At a time when the Kurdish people are under attack from all sides, we must support one another regardless of differences among Kurdish organizations and parties.
We call on all political, social, and military forces in Kurdistan to unite in the face of these attacks and to strengthen national unity. Under such circumstances, the only way to protect the achievements of the people and the martyrs is through cooperation and unity. Any division will only increase the number of enemies.
We extend our sincere condolences to the family of Ghazal Mulan, her comrades in struggle, and the Kurdish people as a whole. Kurdish women have always fought for the freedom of their people with courage, selflessness, and leadership. Respecting women’s struggle is a human duty.
This is a global cause. We once again salute all women who love their homeland and struggle for freedom, represented in the martyr Ghazal Mulan, and we believe that a free and secure future will be ensured under the leadership of women.

General Command of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ)
20.04.2026

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Rojava Autonomous Administration did not accept the Syrian Interim Government's imposition of its justice system.

Following two meetings in Qamishlo, the sides failed to reach an agreement in a one-hour meeting between the delegations. Damascus imposed its justice system. The sides could not reach an agreement.

The strait of Hormuz is open and closed' like half a glass of water that is half empty or half full.

The Iran war has become a matter of perspective - as it appears, facts do not matter anymore and instead we are just going along with the narrative that we’d like to believe.

Much of this failure stems from the illusion of an imaginary rift between the Iranian government and the IRGC - a rift that has transcended into actual policy.
That policy is entirely based on the narrative that some *experts* like to push.
A narrative created by people whom look at ME affairs through the eyes of western-Centralistic-eye; not being able to comprehend that the ME and especially Iran is an entirely different world.

It sells good in terms of pretending to have inside knowledge and understanding but the logic behind it is flawed.

Amnesty International said in its annual report released Tuesday that many leaders displayed “fear” in 2025 in the face of “brutal forces” when they should have been “confronting them” instead of pursuing “appeasement.”

According to the Amnesty, political leaders such as Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Benjamin Netanyahu are acting in defiance of the international rules and institutions established after World War II, creating a world “where war reigns, rather than diplomacy.”