Life in Conflict
Michael shares his unique experiences living among local farmers during wartime, revealing their preference for cultivating grapes and pomegranates over opium. He explains the intricate underground water systems, known as Korez, that sustain these communities and how their destruction during conflict has forced a shift in agricultural practices. The resilience and ingenuity of the locals shine through as they adapt to the harsh realities of war while maintaining their connection to the land.In this clip
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