President Donald J. Trump declared that his administration has achieved what previous presidents could not — preventing wars rather than starting them. Speaking confidently, Trump contrasted his record with past leaders, asserting that he has “saved tens of millions of lives” through diplomacy and restraint.

“Bush started a war — a lot of them start wars, but they don’t solve the wars,” Trump said. “I’ve saved tens of millions of lives... this is pretty much the last one... and I think that we’re going to have success with this war.”

The President went on to highlight his administration’s efforts to prevent global conflicts, citing in particular his claim of averting a potential nuclear escalation between Pakistan and India — two nuclear-armed nations with a history of tension.

Trump’s remarks reflect his ongoing effort to frame his foreign policy legacy as one focused on deterrence and peace through strength, in contrast to what he calls the “endless wars” of prior administrations.

While critics have questioned some of the President’s assertions, supporters argue that his diplomatic approach and strong stance on national security have reduced global conflict risks during his tenure.