U.S. President Donald Trump made striking statements, expressing his goal to win the Nobel Peace Prize by claiming to have stopped wars.

Trump asserted that he has achieved peace in various crisis areas from Armenia to Iran, and from India to Congo, emphasizing that these efforts deserve international recognition.

In a recent interview, Trump listed his achievements including the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict, Congo-Rwanda, India-Pakistan, the Iran-Israel ceasefire, and Egypt-Ethiopia.

Georgia Republican Representative Buddy Carter nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, highlighting his role in mediating the conflict between Israel and Iran.

Carter emphasized that Trump's quick agreement was extraordinary and required courage and clarity in a region rife with historical enmity and political volatility.

Trump's peace efforts have sparked discussions worldwide. But are these efforts truly effective?