📍 Dubai: With things getting tense again between 🇮🇳 India and 🇵🇰 Pakistan, people from both countries who live here in the 🇦🇪 UAE are saying loud and clear: we want peace ☮️, let's talk 🗣️, and both governments should calm down 🕊️.

💥 After India's missile attack because of that bad thing that happened in Pahalgam, and Pakistan saying they'll hit back, folks from India and Pakistan living in the UAE are feeling worried 😟.

📱📺 Lots of people said they've been glued to their phones and TVs, watching what's been happening since early Wednesday. They're hoping that this rising tension ends quickly.

🗣️ We Need to Talk!

🧔 "Both countries have nuclear weapons ☢️; they should just talk to each other," said Sardar Shabbir Khan, a Pakistani-American businessman who lives in Dubai.

🤝 Khan wants both governments to stay calm and have open talks. He said, "All wars end with talking – don't waste lives and ruin the economy 💰."

🚫 He doesn't like all the political show-off 🎭 and military talk, saying that human life 👥 is the most important thing.

🗨️ "Even a small mistake can mess everything up. Both countries should start talking to sort things out because war doesn't fix anything," Khan added.

🛠️ For Kuldeep Singh, an Indian plumber in Dubai who's originally from a place near the India-Pakistan border, this news hits close to home 🏡.

📞 He said he called his family to check if they were okay.

🗣️ "Things are okay in our village right now, but schools and colleges are closed 🏫🚫. Being so close to the border makes us more worried. I just hope the fighting between the two countries stops today," said Singh.

🧠 It Messes With Your Head

👔 Raja Amjad Kabbir, a businessman in Sharjah, said, "No war. It's not the answer because it just makes people scared 😨 and destroys things 🏚️. Talking is the only way forward."

🌍 "Other countries should step in and help calm things down 🧩."

🧠 Kabbir also warned about how much these kinds of problems mess with people's minds 🧠💥. He said, "Being this scared is real; everyone is suffering because of this fear 😔."

📵 He also wants social media 📱 to be responsible and not spread panic or wrong information ❌.

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Thahira Kallumurikkal, an Indian doctor, social worker, and writer in Al Ain, also talked about the mental scars 🩹 that wars leave.

🧕 "Women get more affected in their minds," she said.

🤝 "No matter what's happening at the borders, people here want peace. Just this morning, I saw a Pakistani patient who told me how worried he was. We talked about how peacefully we all live together here 🕌⛪🕍. In a country like the UAE, where people from almost 200 countries 🌐 live, we're proof that things can be peaceful," she added.

Reported by FazTimes Media.

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