Donald Trump Claims Mediation In 11 International Conflicts, Including India-Pakistan War

US President Donald Trump on Friday asserted that he has successfully mediated 11 international conflicts, a list that notably includes India and Pakistan earlier this year in May.

Trump's remarks came after he reposted a message from Congressman Byron Donalds on X, which outlined the conflicts the President claims to have mediated.

According to the list shared by Donalds, the disputes include Armenia-Azerbaijan, Cambodia-Thailand, Congo-Rwanda, Egypt-Ethiopia, Serbia-Kosovo, and India-Pakistan. The compilation also features five separate conflicts between Israel and other nations-namely Iran, Morocco, Sudan, the UAE, and Bahrain.

The claim follows Trump's renewed emphasis on his role in mediating the India-Pakistan conflict. Speaking at a joint press briefing alongside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer during his state visit to the UK, Trump highlighted his role in seven international disputes. He added that his "biggest disappointment" was Russian President Vladimir Putin, who he said had "let him down" in efforts to resolve the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Despite that setback, Trump reiterated his belief that he had succeeded in bringing India and Pakistan to the table.