Trump’s “no more wars” pledge contrasts with US involvement in multiple global conflicts

Donald Trump pledged an “America First” foreign policy and vowed to keep the United States out of foreign wars.

Since returning to the White House, his administration has become deeply involved in a range of international conflicts. The record includes U.S. engagement in the war in Ukraine, threats to Greenland and Canada, intervention in Venezuela, and a shifting approach to the Middle East and the war with Iran.

Vedika Bahl examines this foreign‑policy trajectory, highlighting how the administration’s actions contrast with the earlier promise of non‑intervention.