Trump Claims Resolution of Eight Wars, Boosts US Economic Strength

Trump Claims Resolution of Eight Wars, Boosts US Economic Strength

Post by : Mina Rahman

During his second term, US President Donald Trump declared that he has effectively settled eight conflicts worldwide. He asserted that his administration's policies, particularly regarding tariffs, have not only strengthened the US economy but also fostered job creation and enhanced national security.

Trump boasted about securing an unprecedented $18 trillion in investments for the United States, which he claims have led to the establishment of new factories, increased wages, and accelerated economic growth. He referred to “tariffs” as his “favorite word,” stating that his trade strategies have prompted many companies to bring production back to the United States after years abroad.

In sharp contrast to the previous administration, which he labeled “a mess,” Trump highlighted what he termed its failures, including lax border control, escalating crime rates, unfavorable trade agreements, and corruption within the federal system. He asserted that his administration has successfully halted illegal immigration, claiming that no unauthorized entries have occurred during the last seven months of his tenure.

Additionally, Trump introduced a special Christmas bonus for over 1.45 million military personnel, announcing that each service member would receive $1,776 as a “warrior dividend” in recognition of the nation’s founding in 1776. He deemed this a tribute to the commitment and sacrifices made by the US armed forces.

Despite his outspoken claims, experts have raised eyebrows over his assertion of resolving eight wars, noting that many of the conflicts mentioned were more about ongoing diplomatic negotiations than active warfare. For instance, the dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia concerning the Nile River pertains to diplomacy rather than outright conflict, and issues in places like the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda persist, despite US-led peace efforts.

Regardless of skepticism surrounding his statements, Trump remains focused on a second-term agenda committed to economic enhancement, bolstering national security, and elevating America’s standing on the world stage. He maintained that his policies serve to correct the shortcomings of the previous administration and to fortify the United States.

In summary, Trump emphasized that his strategy is driven by tariffs, substantial investments, and robust border policies, which he believes will support economic revitalization, national security fortification, and international respect for the US.

Dec. 18, 2025 12:02 p.m. 354
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