Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev signed a peace agreement at the White House on Friday. Sitting between the two leaders was US President Donald Trump, who is hoping to score points toward the Nobel Peace Prize. "Thirty-five years of death and hatred, and now it will be love and success together," the Republican celebrated, also taking the opportunity to once again speak about the war in Ukraine and assert that it could end "very soon." He has been saying this for six months. Even so, he again accepted some of the Kremlin's demands to end the conflict and said that "a certain exchange of territories for the benefit of both parties" will be necessary.