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Ultimately, should conflict erupt, it would likely inflict severe consequences on both nations without yielding a substantial victor. Millions of lives, economies, and futures would bear the brunt, and the aftermath would echo for decades, morphing into yet another stage of a protracted and hollow rivalry.
Thus, the answer to whether one nation could decisively "win" against the other remains ambiguous. As history has shown, in the intricate dance of Pakistan-India confrontations, both parties may continue to lose, while the specter of nuclear conflict looms ominously over South Asia. The world watches closely, hoping for diplomacy to prevail over conflict, as neither side stands to gain from another devastating war.