In a striking boast, President Trump has recently asserted that he deserves credit for ending six or even seven wars during his presidency. In a statement, he declared, "I stopped seven wars, and they were big ones too!" This audacious claim has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the real status of these alleged conflicts.

A White House official provided a list of these supposed conflicts, including notable mentions like Israel versus Iran, and India versus Pakistan. The official claimed, "There has been more progress towards peace than ever before because of this President's leadership." However, as the world anticipates the announcement of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize recipient next month, many are questioning whether Trump's claims hold any water.

Since Alfred Nobel established the Peace Prize in the 19th century, over 100 individuals have received the award for their efforts in promoting peace. Although four U.S. presidents have been honored in the past, including Barack Obama for nuclear non-proliferation, Trump’s assertions have drawn skepticism from foreign policy experts.

Analyzing the 'Settled Wars'