Commander Maximilian Dura comments bluntly: – He didn't truly end any war. But he started a fewer and will surely lead to a few! Trump credits the end of the conflict between Serbia and Kosovo and Ethiopia and Egypt. The problem is, no of these wars always broke out. – There are tense political relations between Serbia and Kosovo, but there was no indication of their transformation into armed conflict. Only an escalation of tension resulting from Kosovo's declaration of independency in 2008 was observed at the border.
Ethiopia and Egypt argue over the water from the Blue Nile. The agreement of 2019 was not signed, and the dispute continues. The situation in Central Africa is not better. Trump claims he ended the war between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Meanwhile, the peace treaty signed in the White home did not change reality: the conflict between Hutu and Tutsi cultural groups continues at its best. The same was actual with Armenia and Azerbaijan – the peace declaration of 8 August 2025 did not resolve the dispute over Mountain Karabach. The Israeli-Iranian conflict, alternatively of braking, escalates. Equally controversial was his function in the conflict between Pakistan and India in April 2025. Although he announced the ceasefire as his success, India stated plainly: the decision stemmed from their own political goals alternatively than from American pressure.
Agreements in Southeast Asia – between Thailand and Cambodia – were not his merit either. – Trump's reports that peace is his triumph are unreliable. Peace was achieved through the merger of forces of China and Malaysia – Dura emphasizes. The most cynical example is the alleged peace between Hamas and Israel. Trump pressed Netanjah to hold his fire—but only after Israel had achieved its goals. The president proposed that the Gaza Strip be managed by the Peace Council with it itself at the head. Thus, Trump's “peace” took the form of a ballroom in the White House. "Can the Nobel Prize be awarded for this room? I don't think so," Dura concludes.