Rojava Intel

URGENT 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.

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.

URGENT According to information we obtained from our private sources, Hussein Al-Hassou, who fled to a village in the Qamishlo countryside, was arrested in a special operation.

Name: Hussein al-Hassou, nicknamed Abu Abd, from the village of Safiya in al-Amiriya. He resides in Damascus, specifically in Sahnaya. He was previously wanted by his tribe and fled to Damascus. He recently returned due to the problems that arose. He also worked for the Syrian intelligence branches of the Assad regime, specifically the Military Security branch in Qamishli. His brother, Muhammad al-Hassou, was with the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) rebels. He recently returned to his village in al-Amiriya, where he was received by a tribal gathering.

The tribe of Sheikh Hassou has issued a statement distancing itself from his actions. “We reject any provocative acts that affect the security and stability of society. We reaffirm our commitment to civil peace and support all steps that strengthen stability, integration, and trust among all components of society.”

Sheikh Hassou's tribe condemns Husseyin Al-Hassou's actions

ATTENTION Hussein al-Hassou. A picture of him in al-Rab'a with Ba'ath Party leaders before the fall of the regime. Hussein Al-Hassou, accompanied by Brigadier General Hikmat Al-Rifai, a member of the Baath Party leadership, and Officer Muhammad Al-Abed Abu Qais, who is also from the Al-Rashid clan and is Hussein Al-Hassou’s cousin.

🚨URGENT/ATTENTION Video 1/Today, an attack occurred on the Kurdish flag and a security checkpoint at the entrance to the city of Qamishli. The person who shot at the flag out of hatred is Hussein al-Hasou (Abu Abde) from the village of al-Amiriya, south of Qamishli Airport. Video 2-3-4/Qamishli residents: In the name of justice, we demand that the Rashid tribe hand over Sheikh Haso, who insulted the Kurdish flag today in Qamishli. This is the best solution for both sides. Video 5-6-7/Residents are now gathering at the Sinalco roundabout in Hasakah city to protest the shooting of the Kurdish flag this morning in Qamishli by a man.

Personnel working in the institutions of the Autonomous Administration shall be stabilized within the state structure in accordance with the principle of decentralization. This ensures the rights and duties of the employees and contributes to improving public performance. The salaries and wages of employees in the central government and the institutions of the Autonomous Administration shall be unified. This aims to ensure justice and equality among all employees in the Syrian Arab Republic. The representation of the Kurdish component in all ministries and government institutions of the Syrian Arab Republic shall be ensured. This reflects national diversity and guarantees participation in decision-making processes at all levels. Syrian Arab Republic President Ahmed al-Shara Syrian Democratic Forces Commander-in-Chief Mazloum Abdi Damascus – April 15, 2026

BREAKING NEWS The text of the agreement signed between the Autonomous Administration and the Damascus Central Government has been published. Kurdish representation in the government, allocation of revenues to the Autonomous Administration, and many other issues... Here are the details: 40% of the resources of the regions affiliated with the Autonomous Administration shall be allocated for the benefit of the Autonomous Administration. This is to enable it to fulfill its duties of development and services in the said regions. The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) shall maintain their current structure while remaining under the Ministry of Defense of the Syrian Arab Republic and operating within the framework of the state's defense system. At the same time, they shall preserve their organizational and administrative characteristics in line with national interests.

A demonstration by residents of Jabal Sheikh Aqil in the city of Al-Bab, Aleppo countryside, demanding the return of their 400 homes, which were seized by Turkish forces who refuse to leave. The residents also demanded the removal of the base and compensation for the affected residents.

In truth, expressions like “benevolent monarchy” lay bare the contradictions in this approach. The structure we call monarchy is a form of governance that the people do not choose, that is unaccountable, and that makes decisions from the top down. Calling it “benevolent” is akin to calling a cage a “freedom zone.” The words may have been softened, but the content remains unchanged. Tom Barack's narrative, developed through the example of Syria, also fits into a similar framework. When it is said that "the system works because of a strong leader," what is actually meant is not the healthy functioning of an order; it is the stabilization of repression, the silencing of people, and the control of crises. This is not a state of peace, but a state of tension kept under control.

At the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, Tom Barack; This region only respects power These words, you know… as they say, “one sentence gives everything away”—and we’re exactly facing such a situation. What’s said might seem like diplomacy at first glance, but with a little closer attention, it’s clearly not diplomatic language. This is more like a system revealing itself. When it’s said, “This region only respects power,” what’s actually meant to be conveyed is crystal clear. This statement openly reveals that the will of the people, democracy, and freedom are being pushed to the back burner. What’s truly at stake here is that whoever is stronger, whoever is tougher, and whoever can exert more control—their word will carry the day. In other words, it’s not a mindset centered on the human being, but one that places power at the center. In the continuation of his speech, Tom Barack, by using the concept of “benevolent monarchy,” is engaging in a classic Orientalist imposition.

ISIS attacked a member of the security forces affiliated with the Damascus government and an oil tanker in the countryside of Deir Ezzor. ISIS announced in a statement today that they had attacked a member of the interim government's security forces and an oil tanker in the countryside of Deir Ezzor. The statement shared on ISIS websites said: "A member of the Syrian security forces was targeted with two silent shotgun bullets in front of his house in the city of Bukamal and was injured." According to another statement by the gangs, an oil tanker was attacked on the main road near the town of Makman in northern Deir Ezzor, resulting in damage to the tanker and spilling oil.

Theft and looting are on the rise in Raqqa, which is under the control of the interim Damascus government. A citizen was shocked to find his shop robbed when he opened it this morning in the city of Raqqa. Where is the safety and security?

Hasakah Governor Nureddin Ahmed: - The road between Hasakah and Aleppo will be opened for the people of Afrin who wish to return to their cities without the need for convoys. - The Semalka Border Crossing will be operated under the new system. - The integration process is progressing well.

A drone targeted the Jajnikan area, bombing a Peshmerga house belonging to the Democratic Party. The attack resulted in the martyrdom of three Peshmerga fighters.

Syria - Damascus The Syrian people gathered today at the Al Azma square in Damascus to protest the deteriorating living conditions as well as the massive rise in costs of living. Syrian forces (MOI) are attacking the protestors; forbidding them from filming the protest as well as demanding that the protesters leave the area.

Footage shows the beginning of a gathering in Yusuf al-Azma Square to take part in the “Dignity Sit-in,” organized by a group of activists from Damascus.

Syria - Damascus The Syrian people gathered today at the Al Azma square in Damascus to protest the deteriorating living conditions as well as the massive rise in costs of living. Syrian forces (MOI) are attacking the protestors; forbidding them from filming the protest as well as demanding that the protesters leave the area. Nine civilians, some in critical condition, were injured during the "Law and Dignity" sit-in at Yusuf al-Azma Square in Damascus by supporters of the interim government.