By Chuan Lung
In today's interconnected world, every arms transfer is more than a mere military transaction between two nations; it tugs at the delicate nerves of global peace, especially when these weapons may be used in conflict zones. War and violence are never long-term strategies of dealing with disputes; they leave behind devastation, countless broken families, and irreparable psychological trauma. True security should not be built on the ruins of others' fear but through dialogue, understanding, and cooperation. History has repeatedly shown that military means can only temporarily suppress conflict and cannot uproot its fundamental causes.
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The author is from the Sichuan Agricultural University.
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