Donald Trump Claims Ending Up to 10 Wars, Cites Serbia-Kosovo, Egypt-Ethiopia, Tariffs, Iran Nuclear Role Amid Nobel Peace Prize Bid

Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed to have ended between six and ten wars, a statement he has used to bolster his bid for the Nobel Peace Prize. His assertions include conflicts such as the Serbia-Kosovo war, which ended in 1999, and a purported war between Egypt and Ethiopia that dates back to the 19th century, raising questions about the accuracy of his claims. Trump has also linked four of these war endings to his imposition of tariffs on trade. Despite his claims and some international support from countries like Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Pakistan, public opinion in the United States remains skeptical about his diplomatic achievements. Trump additionally referenced his role in stopping Iran's nuclear program as part of his peace efforts. Analysts note that while Trump seeks to present himself as a global peacemaker, the reality of his record is more complex and contested.