Trump’s Peace Claims Examined: How Many Conflicts Did He Really Influence? | World News
New Delhi: US President Donald Trump positioned many international conflicts, including the ongoing Russian-Ukraine War. He has been interested in peace talks since the beginning of the second period and emphasized diplomatic interventions and negotiations.
On August 18, Trump, in the White House, “I ended the six war. All these agreements were made without mentioning the words ‘cease -fire’.” He said.
The next day he revised the number to seven conflicts.
The Trump administration emphasized these interventions to support arguments for giving him the Nobel Peace Prize. They published a list of conflicts in which conflicts help to increase. Some agreements are short -lived, maintaining the uncertainty of others. Trump has repeatedly referred to these events as “fiery ında on the social platform.
Israel and Iran
After the Israeli strikes in Iran, a 12 -day conflict began on June 13th. Trump confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed him before the attacks.
The US forces also targeted Iran’s nuclear areas and actions that have been reported to help reduce tensions. On June 23, Trump published the truth Social: “Iran Armistice will begin. Israel will follow 12 hours later. The 12 -day war ends in 24 hours.”
After the ceasefire, Iran’s supreme leader Ayatullah Ali Khamenei claimed a “decisive victory” without mentioning the ceasefire.
In the meantime, Israel warned that if new threats occur, renewed strikes may occur.
Pakistan and India
The tensions between India and Pakistan rose on April 22 after Jammu and Kashmir attack on tourists in expensive. In May, the Four -Day War announced that Trump adopted “full and urgent ceasefire ve and attributed the decision to the long night of US -mediated debates”.
Pakistan was grateful by advising Trump even for the Nobel Peace Prize. However, India underestimated the US participation. Foreign Minister Vikram Misri announced that the negotiations took place through established military channels. Prime Minister Narendra Modi strengthened that no external leader intervened in the Sindoor operation in Parliament.
Despite Trump’s allegations of re -mediation between India and Pakistan, India constantly rejected its third -party participation.
Rwanda and Congo
The long -standing conflict between Rwanda and the Republic of Democratic Congo increased at the beginning of this year, when the M23 rebel group seized in mineral -rich regions.
In June, both nations signed a peace agreement in Washington, which aims to finish decimal hostilities.
Trump said the agreement would strengthen the trade between the US and the two countries. The agreement also referred to the ceasefire between Rwanda and Congo in August 2024.
However, the accusations of cease -fire violations arose and the M23 rebels threatened to withdraw from the talks.
Thailand and Cambodia
On July 26, Trump said that Thailand would contact the acting prime minister to ask for a ceasefire. Days later, Thailand and Cambodia accepted the “emergency and unconditional ceasefire after a short conflict that lasted less than a week.
Trump warned that his inability to stop the war could affect the US tariff negotiations. Both countries rely on exports to the United States. An agreement was signed on August 7 to reduce border tensions.
Armenia and Azerbaijan
Trump’s participation in a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan on August 8, claiming that some leaders deserve the Nobel Peace Prize.
Signing an agreement in the White House helped both sides move towards peace. In 2023, Azerbaijan seized the control of the Armenian territory after the tensions increased.
The agreement pointed to one step to solve the Nagorno-Karabak conflict for about 40 years.
Egypt and Ethiopia
Trump did not solve the tensions between Egypt and Ethiopia on the Nile Dam. Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam has long been worried about Egypt about water allocation.
On June 29, Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Ethiopia and Ethiopia and negotiated negotiations. Trump voiced hope for a quick decision, but Ethiopian officials warned that tensions may worsen. No official agreement was reached.
Serbia and Kosovo
On June 27, Trump claimed that he had prevented hostility between Serbia and Kosovo and claimed that both countries were on the verge of war.
However, no country was actively fighting, so no war stopped. The two countries had previously signed an economic agreement in 2020 in the first period of Trump, but did not involve active conflict.
