President Trump's claims of brokering peace deals have faced scrutiny, with some agreements unraveling and others disputed. Despite his efforts, the results have been mixed, and his role in certain deals is questioned. Trump has often been criticized for overhyping and overselling these agreements, with experts arguing that he is negotiating ceasefires rather than true peace treaties. For instance, the Thailand-Cambodia peace deal, hailed as the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord, quickly deteriorated as fighting resumed over a border dispute. Similarly, the Rwanda-DRC deal, celebrated as a triumph, was signed while fighting continued. Experts emphasize that long-standing conflicts require meticulous diplomacy and time, not just a signature in Washington. Trump's unique approach, while sometimes successful, has also led to strained relations, such as the 50% tariffs imposed on India, seemingly due to his dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Modi's cooperation. Despite these challenges, Trump can claim some successes, like normalizing relations between Israel and several Arab nations, but the Ukraine-Russia conflict remains a notable exception.
