Kurram stabilizes; aid sent, bunkers cleared. Protests persists. Will this fragile peace lead to lasting stability?

Kurram is slowly stabilizing after months of violent clashes, as aid shipments are being delivered and security forces clear bunkers in the region. A peace agreement between warring factions has helped reduce tensions, but protests continue in Parachinar over the prolonged road closures, highlighting the region’s ongoing challenges. While the situation shows signs of improvement, many question whether this fragile peace will hold in the long term. The future stability of Kurram depends on continued efforts from both the government and local communities to address the root causes of the conflict.

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Kurram stabilizes; aid sent, bunkers cleared. Protests persists. Will this fragile peace lead to lasting stability?

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