"India and Pakistan have engaged in crossfire for six consecutive nights. The Indian side has rarely revealed the content of phone conversations between the two sides."

Here’s the translation of the previous response into English:

India and Pakistan's conflict has recently escalated, with both sides engaging in crossfire for six consecutive nights in the Kashmir region. The Indian side has rarely disclosed the content of phone conversations between the two sides, highlighting the growing tension in their relations. The root of the conflict is primarily linked to the deteriorating security situation in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Since a bloody incident occurred in Indian-administered Kashmir on April 22, military confrontations between the two sides have intensified. Despite calls from the international community for de-escalation, the tense situation has yet to be effectively alleviated.

These skirmishes not only increase the risk of casualties but also significantly impact various aspects of daily life, including education. For instance, more than a thousand Quranic schools in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have suspended classes in anticipation of a possible escalation of the conflict.

Against this backdrop, diplomatic channels between the two sides are particularly important; however, both sides remain firm in their stances, and the prospects for peace remain unclear.