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President Trump Hosts Armenia, Azerbaijan for Peace Treaty Signing
UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA, AUG 8 – The White House and Kremlin disagree over the specifics and timing of a meeting involving leaders Trump, Putin, and Zelensky amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump welcomed the Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders to the White House to finalize a landmark peace agreement aimed at ending decades of hostility between their countries.
- The agreement followed over 35 years of bitter fighting over a disputed territory that Azerbaijan regained military control of in 2023.
- Under the deal, the two countries commit to stop fighting forever, open commerce and travel, respect sovereignty, and develop a transit corridor called the Trump Route.
- Trump announced that Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed to end hostilities permanently, while Aliyev described the occasion as historic and emphasized emerging areas of collaboration.
- The agreement establishes U.S. involvement in regional transit development and suggests a new era of peace and partnership between the former rivals.
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President Trump hosts Armenia, Azerbaijan for peace treaty signing
(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump hosted the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House Friday to sign what is reportedly the first peace deal both countries have signed since the end of the Cold War.
The meeting, laden with diplomatic symbolism, sought to mediate bitter territorial and political disputes, particularly over Nagorno-Karabakh, which have fueled decades of hostility and intermittent armed conflict.
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Trump to host Armenia and Azerbaijan peace treaty signing
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