Overview

• At a White House meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky and European leaders, President Trump said he has "ended six wars," echoing a White House statement dubbing him the "President of Peace" and listing recent accords across Eurasia and Africa.
• Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a joint declaration at the White House to recognize borders and renounce violence, though major issues remain unresolved and the deal includes a U.S.-developed transit project branded the "Trump Route."
• A Cambodia–Thailand ceasefire followed deadly border clashes that killed at least 38 people; ASEAN brokered the agreement after U.S. trade pressure, and fighting has paused without core disputes settled.
• Washington credits its role in an India–Pakistan pause after spring clashes in Kashmir, but India dismisses a pivotal U.S. role and outside actors also engaged, leaving a fragile stop to hostilities without addressing the territorial dispute.
• Trump’s cited list also includes a Rwanda–DRC framework rejected by the M23 rebel group, an Israel–Iran truce after U.S. strikes that lacks a durable settlement, and Nile dam diplomacy between Egypt and Ethiopia without a binding agreement.