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Posted on 08/15/2025 5:50:00 AM PDT by Fawn
Does anyone know where to find the facts that Trump solved/ended 6 wars? Even the AI chats are calling him a liar stating things like he stopped it for one day, he had nothing to do with it or it never really ended. Thanks
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Just ask him. He will tell you. It’s probably up to 11 or 12 by this morning.
I personally don’t care much if he’s stretching the truth or not, if I add up all of the positive things he’s done in 7 1/2 months, I’ll give him a pass.
All he is saying is that he has been the one
involved in keeping six wars not happen. He
is referring to things he has done to solve
problelms that were leading up to wars. What
his facks are I’ve seen nothing stating the
wars he claims.
He has a way of reminding antagonists the beauty of the American market.
When he leaves office and the economic benefits of the “deals” diminish, Congo-Rwanda, Azebaijan-Armenia, Pakistan-India, ect., ect., will renew their conflicts. Without transformative changes in and between the disputants, Trump’s “deals” cannot make a permanent peace.
Since his inauguration in January 2025, Donald Trump has been involved in several reported peace initiatives and ceasefire agreements, though the extent of his involvement and the durability of these agreements vary. Based on available information, here are the key initiatives associated with his administration:
Armenia and Azerbaijan (August 2025): Trump hosted a summit at the White House on August 8, 2025, where leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace agreement to end decades of conflict, particularly over Nagorno-Karabakh. The agreement established the "Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity," a 20-mile transit corridor in the South Caucasus, with the U.S. securing exclusive development rights. Both leaders praised Trump’s role, though some critics note that previous attempts at resolution by other parties had failed.
Rwanda and Democratic Republic of the Congo (June 2025): On June 27, 2025, a U.S.-brokered peace agreement, known as the Washington Accord, was signed between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to address their nearly 30-year conflict, particularly involving the M23 rebel group in eastern DRC. The deal emphasizes sovereignty, halting support for armed groups, and U.S. access to mineral resources. However, analysts note uncertainty about its implementation, as M23 was not directly involved in negotiations, and Rwanda’s support for the group remains contentious.
India and Pakistan (May 2025): Trump announced a ceasefire between India and Pakistan in May 2025, following military clashes over Kashmir. He claimed U.S. mediation was key, and Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif acknowledged his role. However, Indian officials, including Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, disputed Trump’s involvement, stating the ceasefire was negotiated directly between the two countries’ military officials. Critics argue the ceasefire is fragile, with ongoing violations reported.
Israel and Iran (June 2025): After Israel launched attacks on Iranian military and nuclear facilities in June 2025, followed by Iranian retaliation, Trump authorized U.S. military strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites (Fordow, Isfahan, and Natanz). A fragile ceasefire was subsequently mediated by the U.S. and Qatar, announced by Trump on June 23, 2025. Experts suggest the U.S. bombing likely expedited the ceasefire, though Trump’s exact influence in negotiations is debated.
Thailand and Cambodia (July 2025): In July 2025, a ceasefire was agreed upon between Thailand and Cambodia after deadly border clashes. Trump claimed he pushed both leaders for the truce, with Malaysia also mediating. However, both sides have accused each other of violating the agreement, indicating its fragility.
Serbia and Kosovo (June 2025): Trump claimed to have prevented a potential escalation between Serbia and Kosovo, stating in June 2025 that they were “on the verge of war” but that he stopped it through trade leverage. Kosovo’s President Vjosa Osmani supported Trump’s account, but Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić denied any war plans, and there is little independent evidence of an impending conflict or Trump’s direct role.
Egypt and Ethiopia: Trump has claimed involvement in negotiations over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam dispute, which involves water rights on the Nile River. In July 2025, he expressed optimism about resolving the issue, but no formal agreement has been reached, and talks have stalled, as confirmed by Egypt’s Foreign Minister in June 2025.
Trump is working on:
Russia-Ukraine War: Trump promised to end the Russia-Ukraine war within 24 hours of taking office. Since January 2025, he has engaged in diplomatic efforts, including talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Key developments include a 30-day ceasefire agreement in March 2025 (focused on energy infrastructure), a minerals deal signed on April 30, 2025, giving U.S. companies access to Ukraine’s resources, and ongoing negotiations, with a planned meeting with Putin on August 15, 2025, in Alaska to discuss a potential territory exchange. Progress has been limited by mutual accusations of ceasefire violations and disagreements over terms, such as Ukraine’s NATO aspirations and Russia’s claim to Crimea.
Israel-Hamas/Gaza Conflict: Trump has expressed intent to secure a ceasefire in Gaza, proposing a 60-day truce in 2025 to work toward a broader resolution. He hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a “bold vision” for peace, though no concrete agreement has been finalized, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza persists.
BREAKING: 🚨 Former Sec. of State Hillary Clinton says if Trump can figure out how to end the war [and have Ukraine NOT GIVE UP substantial amounts of territory to Russia] she will NOMINATE TRUMP for the Nobel Peace prize. -Fox News
ISIS, Afghanistan (he made the deal, Biden botched the withdrawal), Israel-Mideast 2x, India -Pakistan.
Thats all I can recall.
5
Thanks everyone.
1)Second Chechen War (1999–2009)
2)Russo–Georgian War (2008)
3)Annexation of Crimea & War in Donbas (2014–present)
4)Russian military intervention in Syria (2015–present)
5)Full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine (2022–present)
6)Wagner Group and Russian military activity in Africa (2018)
He did not “ solve” them
He stopped them by serving as mediator between belligerents getting signed agreement of terms.
Thats not to say clashes could not again erupt if the parties break their agreements
India-Pakistan: was escalating dangerously, 2 nuc powers. Pakistani Military Chief came to DC to announce Trump was being nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Iran-Israel: brokered a ceasefire. Unfortunately this one may go hot again if Iran resumes nuc weapons program.
Congo-Rwanda: this one was ugly and lasted decades, the leaders met and signed a Peace Accord in the WH.
Cambodia-Thailand : Trump used trade pressure on both to get a ceasefire. Formal Nobel nomination by Cambodia
Egypt-Ethiopia:
Azerbaijan-Armenia: leaders met and signed a peace deal in the WH, involving US leasing a land corridor allowing Azeris to connect with their enclave territory in Armenia
Total 11 deals since first term
How many lasting, tbd
Abraham Accords in first term deserved a Nobel - Trump nominated by Israel
Overview with negative comments by MSN
For about a dozen reasons I don’t think Pres. Trump would accept it with her nomination. Imho.
It all depends on who you listen too. The differences between a patriot and terrorist is only who is telling the story
Won’t happen Russia will not give up what they have already taken.
The TDS sufferers have hope if they read that.
The world can, at the snap of a finger, go back to endless wars because of Trump
/s
If Russia “Pulled out” of Ukraine, and the Banderites took over all—there would be a terrible bloodbath of men, women and children who supported Russia or Donbass Independence. That would be on Trump’s hands. He would be seen as a monster. Crackdown would keep Zelensky in power and the money grab would be changed to “Rebuilding” Ukraine and it would be a bit like what the Clinton’s did to Haiti.
She’s trolling, because changing territorial control is the only path to a settlement
Thank you!
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