Trump Ends Another War: Ends 37-Year Armenia–Azerbaijan War

International News: US President Donald Trump has ended the 37-year-old war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. He was engaged in this for the last several days. On Friday, Trump met the leaders of both countries at the White House. Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev also signed an official peace agreement at the White House. Trump has also claimed to have stopped 6 wars around the world before this.

Before coming to power, US President Donald Trump had claimed that he would end the war between Russia and Ukraine. However, he has not been successful in this task till now. On the other hand, he has ended the 37-year-old war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. There has been conflict between the two countries for decades. According to the agreement between the two countries in the White House, the years-old conflict is to be ended. Along with this, economic cooperation and diplomatic relations between the two countries are also to be strengthened.

If not Trump, then who should get the peace prize? - Aliyev

After ending the decades-old war between Armenia and Azerbaijan, US President Trump said that we fought for 35 years; now we are friends. The leaders of both countries praised Trump and thanked him for helping to end the conflict. Along with this, they also talked about nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Aliyev said, "If not President Trump, then who should get the Nobel Peace Prize?"

Trump claimed to stop the war between 6 countries

US President Trump has been trying to stop the war between Russia and Ukraine since the beginning of his tenure. However, he does not seem to be getting success in this work. On the other hand, he has claimed to stop the war between 6 countries in his second term. Among these, he has talked about resolving the disputes of India-Pakistan, Israel-Iran, Thailand-Cambodia, Rwanda-Congo, Serbia-Kosovo, and Egypt-Ethiopia.

Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict

Armenia and Azerbaijan have long been in conflict over the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh, a region within Azerbaijan where the Armenian population is in the majority. This conflict is decades old, involving periods of fighting and a complex history. Pakistan, as well as Turkey and Israel, is also involved in this conflict. Armenians are Christians, while Azerbaijanis are Muslims of Turkish origin. Both sides have accused each other of damaging cultural heritage and mosques and churches. This is the reason why this conflict has continued for decades.