Diplomatic failures exacerbated the conflict from "summary" of The Pity Of War by Niall Ferguson
The failure of diplomacy only served to make matters worse as the conflict escalated. Rather than working towards a peaceful resolution, the diplomatic efforts seemed to fan the flames of war. Misunderstandings, miscommunications, and miscalculations all contributed to the breakdown of negotiations and the worsening of hostilities. Diplomatic failures on both sides only deepened the rift between the warring parties. Instead of finding common ground and seeking compromise, the diplomats seemed to entrench their positions, making any hope of a peaceful resolution increasingly unlikely. As tensions mounted, the chances for a diplomatic solution grew slimmer, pushing the conflict towards a more violent and destructive path. ...
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