82 killed: 156 injured in violence in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; attackers held women and children hostage, refused to hand over the bodies

The death toll in the violence that has been continuing since Thursday in Kurram district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province (KPK) in Pakistan has reached 82, while 156 people are injured. Among the dead are 16 Sunnis and 66 Shias. The attackers have taken many people hostage, including women and children, and are refusing to hand over the bodies. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa minister Aftab Alam said, “Today our first effort is to bring about a ceasefire between the two groups. As soon as this happens, we will try to make a compromise between the two sides. According to Pakistani media, sporadic firing is still going on between the two groups in many areas of the district. Attack on convoy going from Parachinar to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa On Thursday, more than 50 passenger vans were fired upon in Manduri and Ochat of Kurram district, in which 6 vans were heavily damaged. All these vehicles were going from Parachinar to Peshawar, the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, in a convoy. There has been a conflict between Alizai (Shia) and Bagan (Sunni) tribes for decades in the Shia-dominated Kurram district bordering Afghanistan. The border dispute has made it a safe haven for terrorists. There has always been tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan over Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Because of this, many terrorist groups use it as a safe haven. Apart from this, the tribes living here There has been a land dispute in Afghanistan for a long time. A major reason for the terrorist incidents here is the lack of mutual agreement between the two countries regarding the border area. Actually, Pakistan and Afghanistan are separated by a border. It is called the Durand Line. Pakistan considers it a boundary line, but the Taliban clearly says that Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa state is its part. The Pakistani army has fenced here with barbed wire. On the occupation of Afghanistan, the Taliban asked Pakistan to vacate this area and uprooted the fencing installed here. Pakistan opposed this and deployed troops there. After this, the Taliban blew up the Pakistani check posts present there. After this, the tension between the two countries increased even more. —————————————— Also read this news related to the Russia-Ukraine war… Russia freed 40% of the land from Ukraine’s occupation: Ukraine had occupied 1376 square km of Kursk land, attacked in August Ukraine suddenly attacked the Kursk area of Russia in August During this period, Ukraine had captured a large area of Kursk. However, now Russia has taken back 40% of the land occupied by Ukraine. This information was given by an officer of the General Staff of Ukraine. Read the full news here…

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