Trump says he ended 6 or 7 wars. Here is what the record shows.

In recent weeks, President Trump has repeatedly claimed that he deserved to end six or seven wars during his first months in his post, Argument He must receive the Nobel Peace Prize for his work.

“I stopped seven wars, and they were, too,” Mr. Trump He said Friday.

“Six wars have settled, and many people say seven because there is a war that he does not know,” He said In an August 19 interview.

A White House official presented a list of seven conflicts referred to by the President: Israel, Iran, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Thailand, Cambodia, India, Pakistan, Egypt, Ethiopia, Serbia and Kosovo.

The official wrote: “There was greater progress towards peace than ever because of the leadership of this president.”

It is expected that the Nobel Peace Prize received 2025 Declare Next month.

More than 100 people won the award since the chemist in the nineteenth century Alfred Nobel creature The award to honor “the person who should do more or best work for brotherhood among nations, cancel or limit permanent armies and hold peace and promotion conferences.”

Four American presidents had exceeded the beasts, the last of which was Barack Obama won an award to support nuclear and international diplomacy.

Foreign policy experts say that although Mr. Trump helped to stop the shooting, including one between Israel and Iran, many foreign conflicts mentioned by the administration were not complete wars-and many still did not solve. The White House did not respond to a request to clarify the reason why the president has repeatedly described all the seven conflicts as stable wars.

Some of these peace efforts included our involvement in the United States, and in other cases, it is still unclear whether Mr. Trump’s role is decisive.

Here is a look at the conflicts:

Israel and Iran

After Israel Attack Iranian nuclear facilities in June resulted in a 12 -day conflict that resulted in about 28 Israelis and hundreds of Iranians before the ceasefire with them we And the Qatari participation. Mr. Trump claimed Al -Fadl, saying that he ordered US air strikes on Iran’s Iranian sites in uranium and pressure Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from additional strikes.

Michael Ohanklon, an older colleague in Brookings, said that Mr. Trump deserves some credit for this shooting. “He was able to use a mixture of good relationship with Netanyahu, but he is also ready to put a little pressure on Netanyahu, which I think has contributed to stopping at least temporary combat actions,” said Ohanelon.

But other foreign policy experts said that the tensions between countries are far from resolving them, and Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in early July that the Ministry of Defense estimated. US strikes The Iranian nuclear program is likely to be delayed “from one to two years”.

“I do not agree strongly on the idea that the president has brought peace to Iran and Israel. We may be in a quiet period in terms of direct confrontation, but Iran is now trying to reassemble its ranks,” said Larry Haas, an older colleague in the US State Policy Council.

Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo

In June, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo announced a A peace deal After several days of talks in Washington, by President Trump and Qatar.

The deal aims to end three decades of fighting on the metal Congo reserves. However, violence continued, with both sides Accusing each other From the violation of the conditions of peace. Human Rights Watch I mentioned That M23, which is an armed group of US officials It is believed to be supported Written by Rwanda, more than 140 civilians were killed in the eastern Congo in July.

“It is an early declaration of success, when we actually reach the starting line,” said Ohanelon.

Armenia and Azerbaijan

In August, Mr. Trump helped negotiate deal It aims to normalize relations and reopen the transportation methods between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which has spent contracts to fight to control the Karabakh region.

Ohanelon and Haas agreed that the Trump administration pushed the deal partially by inviting both leaders to the White House. Leaders of both countries as well Credit Mr. Trump on the agreement, saying that he should receive the Nobel Peace Prize.

But the deal is not an official peace agreement It requires certification. One of the remaining point is that Azerbaijan Want Armenia to remove any mention of regional demands to the land of Azerbaijan from its constitution before officials signed a final deal. Armenia Prime Minister Express Preparing to change the constitution, but did not specify the date of the referendum.

Thailand and Cambodia

In late July, Thailand and Cambodia Agreed For a ceasefire after the outbreak of the fighting, at least 35 people were killed. President Trump said he had compressed Both sides to come to the table by threatening commercial consequences.

The United States is higher both of them ProvincesCBS News experts spoke to Mr. Trump’s introductory threats that played an important role in securing the ceasefire. “He helped move things along with economic pressure,” Haas said.

The border conflict continues, with Thai officials accusation Cambodia for new landmarks. Cambodia denied doing this.

India and Pakistan

India and Pakistan Agreed To a ceasefire in May, weeks of missiles across the border and drones. The deal ended the latest glow in their long -term conflict on Kashmir, which both claims nuclear armed countries as its lands.

The credit for the efforts of the Trump administration in the US -led talks, and Nominated He has the Nobel Peace Prize. but India She insisted on her pressure on Pakistan, not American diplomacy, to the deal.

Josh Cornelzik, an older colleague of South Asia and South Asia in the Council of Foreign Relations, said it is an extension of calling the conflict over Kashmir’s stability.

“There is no real end to this conflict,” he said, noting that future negotiations may be complicated by Mr. Trump’s decision to impose a severe tariff on India, a major partner.

Egypt and Ethiopia

Mr. Trump also claims to mediate peace between Ethiopia and Egypt, which did not agree with the decision of Ethiopia to build a hydroelectric dam in the Nile.

During his first term, Mr. Trump tried A deal broker Between countries and hanging Some aid to Ethiopia due to lack of progress. In June, the President Mention the dispute On the social truth, writing, “There is peace, at least at the present time, because of my intervention, and it will remain in this way!”

No deals have been announced. Ethiopia is still Plan To officially open its dam in September due to Egypt’s objections that it would restrict the flow of water to its country. And between Egypt previously He threatened to go to war On the dam, this conflict remained diplomatic.

“I will not call Egypt-Ethiopia’s war of war,” said Onunlon about the conflict.

Serbia and Kosovo

In 2020, President Trump Negotiate A deal between Serbia and Kosovo to help normalize economic relations, but progress to stop after that.

Conversations continued With European leaders, but no breakthroughs appeared. Kosovo announced its independence from Serbia in 2008, which is still not recognized by Serbia.

Haas said: “Making a deal, to the extent that he was present, actually happened during his first term, and did not really stop what was happening.”