Delegations from India and Pakistan meet in Washington to discuss recent conflict and seek dialogue.

Delegations from India and Pakistan are meeting in Washington to discuss the recent conflict between the two nations, which began with India's Operation Sindoor on May 7. India accuses Pakistan of harboring terrorists, while Pakistan denies involvement and accuses India of "unilateral aggression." The meeting comes after a four-day military standoff and a subsequent ceasefire. Both sides seek dialogue, but India focuses on terrorism, while Pakistan wants broader issues addressed. The global community is urged to remain engaged to prevent further conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbors.