Trump Claims Ending Seven Wars Amid Disputed Peace Deals

President Donald Trump has positioned himself as a peacemaker during his second term, claiming to have ended or halted seven wars, including facilitating a significant peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia. This agreement, signed at the White House, aims to normalize relations and establish new transit routes, reflecting a shift in regional power dynamics and reduced Russian influence. Trump also brokered peace deals in Africa, notably between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, seeking to promote stability and economic development. However, critics argue that many of Trump's peace claims are exaggerated or politically motivated, highlighting instances where ceasefires were symbolic or temporary. His self-nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize and frequent boasting about his peacemaking efforts have been met with skepticism, noting that some conflicts remain unresolved or fragile. Despite this, the Trump administration continues to emphasize its role in promoting peace as a core achievement of his presidency.