Amid ongoing tensions, prominent voices from both Pakistan and India are urging their governments to resume dialogue as the only viable path to lasting peace. Former diplomats and political leaders emphasize that previous ceasefires were achieved through high-level political will, not just military channels. There is a consensus that structured and sincere talks are essential to resolve longstanding issues and prevent further conflict. The current state of relations is seen as a barrier to progress, but also as a reason why dialogue is more urgent than ever. The push for peace highlights the need for leadership and mutual understanding between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.
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