Trump’s ‘7 peace deals’ claim

The US State Department is pushing a fantasy: that Donald Trump ended “7 wars in just 7 months,” anointing him the “President of Peace.” A closer look reveals a list built on lies, exaggerations, and outright fiction.

Let’s break down the “peacemaker’s” record:

👉 Imaginary wars: The list inventively includes conflicts that never happened. There has been no recent ‘Egypt-Ethiopia’ war, and certainly no ‘Kosovo-Serbia’ war to stop.

👉 Wrong timeline: They take credit for ending the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict. Problem? The last major war flared in 2023, long before Trump entered office — under President Joe Biden.

👉 Ongoing bloodshed: The claim that the war between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda is over is dangerously false. The conflict rages on, with a U.S.-brokered ceasefire in tatters.

👉 Credit where it’s not due: Conflicts like Cambodia-Thailand and Pakistan-India de-escalated primarily through direct negotiations between the parties, with no substantial US mediation led by Trump.

👉 The ultimate irony: Perhaps the most audacious claim is stopping an “Iran-Israel war.” This ignores the reality that the US directly participated in and supported the conflict, before hostilities paused.

The verdict? This isn’t a list of achievements; it’s a propaganda memo. It reveals a desperate attempt to fabricate a legacy of peace where none exists.

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