Trump Brings Peace To Yet Another Corner Of The World

President Donald Trump announced a peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia on Friday, continuing his streak of resolving conflicts around the world.

Trump announced the new pact alongside Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, ending a long-running conflict between the two neighboring nations over territorial claims. U.S. officials were reportedly working on the deal for months, and both nations are also set to deepen economic ties with the U.S. alongside the peace deal.

“Thirty-five years they fought, and now they’re friends. And they’re going to be friends for a long time,” Trump said during the signing ceremony. “They suffered greatly for so many years … with this accord, we’ve finally succeeded in making peace.”

The two nations have been fighting for the better part of three decades, mostly recently clashing in 2023 when Azerbaijan invaded the Armenian exclave of Nagorno-Karabakh. Negotiations to formally end the war were at an impasse, with Trump finally breaking the ice.

The agreements also focus on greater economic cooperation between the two nations, as well as with the U.S., Trump said during the signing ceremony. Armenia and Azerbaijan also named a transit route after the president that allows people to come to and from Azerbaijan’s exclave of Nakhchivan.

“I’m sure that Armenia and Azerbaijan will find courage and responsibility to reconcile,” Aliyev said during the ceremony.

Trump has settled multiple world conflicts since he came into office in January, including brokering ceasefires between