Trump’s WH Brokers Peace Deal In Decades-Long War With Genocidal Undertones

If Trump is such a bloodthirsty tyrant, how does he keep brokering peace deals between warring parties?

Some of the conflicts he’s brought an end to have bled the soil red for generations. Now, a conflict that even ClashDaily has reported on as becoming ‘genocidal’ in nature in the Biden years… has come to an end with a photo op in the White House.

How bad was the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia? Our headlines will give a clue, and the stories they link to will paint a bigger picture:

October 2023: World Outraged Over Ukraine… Ignores 100k Victims In ‘Second Armenian Genocide’ (VIDEO)

June 2024: Azerbaijan Is Ethnically Cleansing Armenian Christians — Where Is The Outrage?

We weren’t the only ones saying, so, either. Here’s a pretty solidly leftwing voice on the issue, Genocide Watch.

Fast forward a single year, with Trump barely 6 months into his Presidency, and he is not only repatriating American citizens who had been taken as political prisoners from countries around the world, but he is using the economic influence of the United States to bring an end to bloodshed from around the world, with the rationale that nations can be convinced to work in their national interest if the benefits for ending conflict outweigh the benefits from perpetuating it.

It’s a strategy that, while not claiming to be a ‘silver bullet’ for every situation, has been largely working.

We will round this out with the official White House statement about the deal, which includes remarks from the respective heads of state. What follows is directly from the White House link.

Today, President Donald J. Trump hosted Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan at the White House, where the two leaders signed a historic joint declaration for peace after decades of bitter conflict and scores of lives lost — a landmark achievement for international diplomacy that only President Trump could deliver.

The two leaders also signed bilateral economic agreements with the U.S., unlocking the great potential of the South Caucasus region in trade, transit, energy, infrastructure, and technology, and creating new opportunities for the American people and American businesses.

“For more than 35 years, Armenia and Azerbaijan have fought a bitter conflict that resulted in tremendous suffering for both nations… Many tried to find a resolution… and they were unsuccessful. With this Accord, we’ve finally succeeded in making peace,” said President Trump.

“It’s a day which will be remembered by the people of Azerbaijan with a feeling of pride and gratitude to President Trump… Within several months, he managed to put an end to conflicts in Asia, in Africa, and now in South Caucasus — what we could not achieve for more than 30 years… We will turn the page of standoff, confrontation, and bloodshed, and provide a bright and safe future for our children,” said President Aliyev.

“Today, we have reached a significant milestone in Armenian and Azerbaijani relations. We are laying a foundation to write a better story than the one we had in the past. This breakthrough would simply not have been possible without President Trump’s personal engagement and his resolute commitment to peace,” said Prime Minister Pashinyan.

President Trump is the President of Peace. As President, he has brokered peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Cambodia and Thailand, Israel and Iran, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, India and Pakistan,  Egypt and Ethiopia, Serbia and Kosovo, and with the Abraham Accords.

President Trump is proving that nations across the globe can move beyond longstanding conflicts of the past toward a shared future of peace, prosperity, and success.