‘Stop All Fighting Forever’: Trump Secures Major Peace Deal Between Armenia, Azerbaijan

President Donald Trump oversaw the signing of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan on Friday, securing a deal that was unsuccessfully sought by the European Union, Russia, and the Biden administration.

Trump met with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev privately in the Oval Office before they all appeared for a press conference and signed the peace declaration.

“The countries of Armenia and Azerbaijan are committing to stop all fighting forever, open up commerce, travel, and diplomatic relations and respect each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity,” Trump said.

.@POTUS: “It’s a long time… 35 years they fought — and now, they’re friends… It’s a big beautiful honor to welcome everyone to the White House for this very historic peace summit between Armenia and Azerbaijan.” pic.twitter.com/a2vgx1pzGD

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) August 8, 2025

The deal promises peace between majority-Christian Armenia and majority-Muslim Azerbaijan after the two nations have fought since the early 1990s. Under the deal, Armenia will grant the United States the rights to develop a transit corridor through the South Caucasus that will be named after President Trump. The trade corridor would be in a strategic location as the South Caucasus acts as the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Trump said the United States is also signing a bilateral agreement with both Armenia and Azerbaijan “to expand cooperation in energy, trade, and technology, including AI.” The president also ended U.S. restrictions on foreign aid and defense cooperation with Azerbaijan that had been in place since 1992.

President Aliyev said that the deal means that Azerbaijan is “writing a new history in the bilateral and interstate relationship” with the United States.

“To be in a strategic partnership with the greatest country in the world is a great opportunity, and also a very big responsibility,” he said, adding, “President Trump brings peace to the Southern Caucasus, and we’re grateful for that.”

Prime Minister Pashinyan of Armenia said the peace deal “will pave the way to ending decades of conflict between our countries and open a new era based on the full respect of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of each other.” He told Trump that “today’s great achievement is yet another testimony to your global leadership and your legacy as a statesman and a peacemaker on the world stage.”

By bringing Armenia and Azerbaijan together, President Trump ratchets up another victory in the foreign policy column. In just the past few weeks, Trump’s negotiations have been instrumental in peace agreements between Pakistan and India and Cambodia and Thailand, as well as a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. Trump also hopes to achieve a massive deal between Russia and Ukraine to end the more than three years of fighting in the coming weeks.

The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan has centered on a 1,700-square-mile mountainous region called Nagorno-Karabakh that has been inhabited by Armenians for thousands of years but is inside Azerbaijan’s borders. In recent years, the conflict escalated when Azerbaijan set up a military blockade around Nagorno-Karabakh, cutting off food, electricity, and water for the Armenians living in the region. Azerbaijan then launched a full-scale military offensive in Nagorno-Karabakh in September 2023, effectively engaging in an ethnic cleansing campaign as Armenians fled the region to seek refuge outside of the area they used to call home.

Azerbaijan argued that Armenia was “illegally stationing” over 10,000 troops in Nagorno-Karabakh, which is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, and defended its actions in the region as “anti-terrorist.”

Armenians, who represent the oldest Christian nation in the world, have been targeted in the past. During World War I, around 1.5 million Armenians were murdered at the hands of Muslim Turks, who sought to purge Armenians from Turkey, mainly through forced death marches. The Armenian genocide is commemorated every year, but Turkey and Azerbaijan continue to deny that it ever took place.

It Took ‘Big Balls’ To Put Masculinity On Full Display

Just like woke leftism took over our universities and institutions, it also spread its tentacles into our criminal justice system, prioritizing leniency and bail reform over law and order. The failure of leftist criminal justice reform has shown us that what’s true of wokeness in the classroom and boardroom is also true of wokeness on the street: the average American suffers so that leftist activists can feel better about themselves. 

Woke city leaders and soft-on-crime district attorneys put Americans in harm’s way for the sake of their ideology. Criminals who should be behind bars are often set free to again terrorize the streets thanks to lenient sentences or low bail. 

This issue was on full display recently when a young Trump administration staffer was brutally beaten by a group of delinquents while defending his girlfriend from an attempted carjacking in the nation’s capital. The victim of the attack was Ed Coristine, 19, who gained notoriety by going by the social media moniker “Big Balls” and working on Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency project.

According to a report from CBS News, Coristine and his girlfriend were threatened in the early morning hours by around 10 teenagers who said they wanted to take his car. Acting quickly, “Big Balls” pushed his girlfriend into the vehicle to protect her from the gang and faced the attackers alone. 

President Donald Trump and former Trump adviser Elon Musk commented on Coristine’s bravery, with the president blasting D.C.’s soft-on-crime policies that lead to teenagers “randomly attacking, mugging, maiming, and shooting innocent Citizens, at the same time knowing that they will be almost immediately released.” 

As Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro pointed out, Coristine was ripped apart by the legacy media just weeks ago for working for DOGE and for going by the name “Big Balls” on social media. The legacy media were outraged that “Big Balls,” a 19-year-old kid, was looking through government systems and identifying waste and fraud. 

“But it turns out that Edward Coristine isn’t just a young genius who is capable of looking at budgetary numbers and figuring out where the waste, fraud, and abuse are. It turns out he is an amazing dude,” Shapiro said

Masculinity should be celebrated because it’s real men who show up to fight the bad guys and push back against the wokeness that has seeped into our institutions. The world needs more brave men who are willing to stand up against the Left’s craziness and fight for what’s right. 

Real men don’t back down from a fight — whether they’re facing down criminals in the streets or exposing government waste in Washington. This is the kind of unyielding masculinity that Jeremy’s Razors was built for: men who refuse to cave to the woke mob and stand firm in their convictions.

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