✍️ Side Note:

One thing I’ve noticed throughout this conflict is how many people sitting thousands of miles away from the fighting have treated war like a sporting event.

The reality is that while people online celebrate escalation, ordinary families are the ones paying the price. Children lose their lives, parents bury their sons and daughters, and entire communities are left devastated long after the headlines disappear.

If this MoU is signed, both sides will have made concessions. That’s how diplomacy works. Nobody gets everything they want. Compromise is often criticised as weakness, yet it is usually far preferable to endless retaliation and the continued loss of innocent lives.

It’s easy to call for war when you’re watching from the comfort of your home. It’s much harder when you’re the one living beneath the missiles.

Whether you’re American, Iranian, Pakistani, Arab, or from anywhere else, peace achieved through dialogue will always be worth more than another round of destruction.

@ThePulsePoint