‘Settled 8 wars, including India-Pakistan’: Donald Trump at Davos

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The US President made the remark in an address at World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Agencies January 22, 2026

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated his claim of solving eight international wars, including India-Pakistan conflict last year, during his one year of presidency.

The US President made the remark in an address at World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

“I am now working on this war for one year during which time I settled eight other wars, (including) India-Pakistan. I have settled other wars that were. Vladimir Putin called me... Armenia-Azerbaijan. He said that I can't believe you settled that. They were going on for 35 years,” Trump said in the special address at the WEF meeting.

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Trump has so far repeated claims of mediating the India-Pakistan war for dozens of times, despite India categorically denying any mediation attempts by Washington.

The US President also reiterated his claims on Greenland, but added that the US won't use force over the territory. He said Greenland was not land but a massive piece of ice, which lies between the US, China and Russia.

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