White House: Trump achieved peace in eight conflicts, including Armenia-Azerbaijan

On the anniversary of the US presidential election, the White House released a report outlining the work accomplished by President Donald Trump during the 10 months since his inauguration.

The report highlights Trump’s promises and actions in domestic and foreign policy, trade negotiations, tariffs, and immigration reform, Caliber.Az reports.

“In just ten months since his inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, he has moved with unprecedented speed and resolve to secure the border, drive down costs, restore public safety, and unleash American energy and prosperity — and momentum is building for even greater achievements ahead,” the report says.

It also notes that the US leader has successed in advancing peace across eight global conflict zones, including between Armenia and Azerbaijan: “President Trump has achieved remarkable success, leveraging his dealmaking ability to achieve unprecedented peace in eight conflicts throughout the world — including between India and Pakistan, Israel and Iran, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, Cambodia and Thailand, Kosovo and Serbia, Egypt and Ethiopia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and Israel and Hamas.”

The White House emphasises that the US leader “secured an agreement from NATO member nations to raise their defence spending to 5% of their GDP.”

The message also states that President Trump announced the launch of a project to develop and deploy the Golden Dome missile defence system aimed at protecting the United States from 21st-century threats, and “secured funding for it in the One Big Beautiful Bill.”

Since taking office, the Trump administration has reportedly arrested over 150,000 illegal immigrants and deported more than 139,000 individuals. The administration “released just nine illegal immigrants into the US, a staggering 99.99% decrease over the same period last year under Biden.”

By Khagan Isayev