Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari recently stated that addressing the Kashmir dispute is crucial for resolving all problems between Pakistan and India, highlighting the significance of peace in South Asia.

During his visit to the United Kingdom (UK), Bilawal expressed the importance of initiating talks with India on various issues, with Kashmir being the starting point for finding solutions to all conflicts.

While leading Pakistan's diplomatic delegation, he mentioned the absence of a formal mechanism for resolving disputes between the two nuclear-armed nations.

Responding to India's water warfare tactics, Bilawal emphasized Pakistan's stance as a responsible nuclear state, warning that any interference with water resources would be seen as an act of war.

He also criticized India's government for spreading misinformation and disinformation, particularly regarding the recent attacks in the region.

Following a tragic incident in Pahalgam, where terrorists killed civilians, India accused Pakistan of involvement without substantial evidence, leading to further tensions between the two countries.

Despite the conflict, Bilawal praised US President Donald Trump's mediation efforts, which ultimately led to a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India.

During his visit to Chatham House, Bilawal addressed the International Institute for Strategic Studies to present Pakistan's position on Indian aggression and threats, emphasizing the need for international support in resolving regional conflicts.

The delegation also engaged in discussions with UK officials and media representatives to shed light on New Delhi's provocations against Islamabad.

Prior to their UK visit, the delegation held constructive meetings with US Congress members and senators to advocate for peace in the region and highlight Pakistan's concerns regarding India's aggressive actions.