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When war lasts too long, it not only destroys cities and lives, but also changes people's political choices.
Some voters in places such as Germany and the United States have begun to support people who promise to end the war.
This does not mean that they all share the same views; more likely, they are simply tired of conflict.
Victory and peace are not the same: victory requires deciding who wins and who loses, while peace requires former enemies to find a way to live together.
Weapons and new technology may bring a temporary advantage, but the other side often develops new weapons, making both sides less safe.
Peace does not mean giving up the ability to protect oneself. It means solving problems before war begins through dialogue, agreements, and cooperation.
A stable environment can support education, science, the economy, and culture. It can also help countries build trust and attract others to come and exchange ideas.
True, lasting security does not necessarily come from defeating the other side. It can also come from creating a world where people do not need to defeat one another.
Therefore, peace is not weakness; it is a path to security and strength.