Historic Peace Agreement Signed Between Congo and Rwanda in Washington, Trump Hails 'Glorious Triumph'

Washington D.C. – A historic peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda was signed in Washington, D.C., with former U.S. President Donald Trump announcing his sponsorship of the accord. Speaking from a desk, Trump hailed the agreement as a "glorious triumph," marking a significant step towards ending what he described as the "biggest war on the planet since World War II." He further stated, "This is a long time waiting," emphasizing the importance and long-anticipated nature of the peace deal. Representatives from both African nations reportedly signed the pivotal agreement a short time prior to Trump's address, aiming to bring an end to the protracted conflict.