Washington dc8 minutes ago
- Copy link
US President Donald Trump will end the 37 -year -old war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. For this, he will meet the leaders of both countries at the White House on Friday.
According to Reuters, Armenia Prime Minister Nicole Pasinyan and Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev can also sign an official peace agreement at the White House.
Trump has described the meeting as a peace summit between the two countries. Trump has so far claimed to end 6 wars worldwide.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev (right) and Armenian Prime Minister Nicole Pashinyaan (left) met on 10 July for peace talks in Abu Dhabi.
Trump claims to stop war between 6 countries
India-Pakistan: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, the struggle between the two countries began on 7 May. It lasted 4 days. Trump claimed to stop it, although India has denied it.
Israel-Iran: The war began on June 13 when Israel attacked Iran’s leading military and nuclear facilities. This battle lasted for 12 days.
Thailand-Kambodia: On July 24, military clashes started due to border dispute near Prasat Ta Mun Thom Temple. This struggle stopped after 5 days.
Rwanda- Congo: From 2023 to 2025, there are clashes in Eastern Congo due to the M23 rebellious group.
Serbia-Kosavo: In 2023, a violent clash between Serbian attackers and the Kosovo police in Banjska, Kosovo, began a war.
Egyptian-ethiopia: There is a dispute over the use of water of Grand Ethiopian Rainsan Dam (GERD) on the Nile from 2020 to 2025.
Trump said- historic days for the whole world
Trump said on his Truth social platform-
Both these countries have been in war for a long time, in which thousands of people lost their lives. Many leaders tried to end this war, but have not been successful till now. My administration has talked with both sides for a long time.
Trump described it as a historic day for Armenia, Azerbaijan, America and the whole world. He said that bilateral agreements would also be made to increase economic opportunities with the two countries.
Trump said that this summit would help to fully open the possibilities of the South Caucasus region.
1988–1994: Controversy over mosques-churches between the two countries increased
In the 1920s, the Soviet Union captured Armenia and Azerbaijan. The rule of the Soviet Union weakened during the 1980s.
After this, in 1988, the Parliament of Nagorno-Karabakh decided to go with Armenia. This increased the anger among the Azerbaijani people living in the area. Violent clashes between the two communities intensified in 1991.
Armenians are Christians, while Azerbaijani is a Muslim of Turkic origin. These religious and cultural differences increased the confidence and conflict between the two communities. The two sides accused each other of damaging cultural heritage and damage to mosques.
Many times peace conversation failed
There were several talks for peace between the two countries, but no major agreement could be reached so far. Azerbaijan had demanded Armenia to change its constitution before the peace agreement, including the removal of regional claims on Karabakh.
The two leaders met in Abu Dhabi in July and Albania in May, but no concrete results came out. French President Emmanuel Macron and European Council President Antonio Costa also appealed to both countries to sign the peace agreement soon.
——————————————-
Read this news too …
Trump refuses to negotiate a trade deal with India: He said- First the tariff issue is resolved, then it will be talked about; Total 50% tariff on India
US President Donald Trump has refused to talk to India on the trade deal. Trump said that the conversation will not begin until the tariff dispute is resolved. Earlier, media reports said that a team of American officials is going to come to India this month to talk to India on a trade deal. Read full news …
Source link
[ad_3]
