Overview

• At a weekend dinner speech carried by C‑SPAN, the president said he stopped a war between Armenia and Cambodia, a conflict that does not exist.
• He appears to have conflated the August Armenia–Azerbaijan agreement signed at the White House with a July Cambodia–Thailand border ceasefire that involved U.S. calls.
• Addressing the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, he again claimed to have ended seven wars this year, a tally independent reviews describe as inaccurate or unproven.
• Analyses highlight unresolved or disputed cases, including India–Pakistan, and note that the Rwanda–DRC accord omitted the M23 group as clashes continued in eastern Congo.
• Foreign backers have pushed Nobel nominations for him, including Cambodia’s prime minister and Pakistan’s government, even as scrutiny intensifies over repeated misstatements.