A protest in Quetta, triggered by the killing of five tribesmen, injury of eight, and abduction of 11 from Hanna Urak Valley, concluded after the release of the kidnapped individuals.Negotiations between Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti and protest leaders led to the sit-in's end.The incident occurred on July 5 when armed attackers targeted the area, prompting a five-day roadblock by families and tribesmen.The release of the 11 abducted men late Thursday ended the protest, though traffic between Quetta, Pishin, and Ziarat remained disrupted.Martyred policemen’s families continued their separate protest over the killing of 30 officers in Ziarat.Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited Quetta to address the security crisis.The article highlights the complex interplay of tribal disputes, government negotiations, and ongoing security challenges in Balochistan.