Marco Rubio Praises Trump’s Role in Peace Deals — “None of It Would Have Happened Without Him



U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised former President Donald Trump’s direct involvement in achieving several peace agreements, saying:

> “It’s not an exaggeration to say that none of them would have happened without the President’s personal engagement.”

His remarks were met with applause from other ministers sitting nearby. Trump, visibly pleased, patted Rubio twice on the shoulder in appreciation.

Observers noted that Trump’s response highlighted his deep appreciation for personal praise — something that has often influenced his political stance and decisions.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer reportedly confirmed this sentiment during a private briefing with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. According to sources, when tensions arose between Trump and Zelensky, Starmer advised the Ukrainian leader to “praise and acknowledge Trump strongly” when meeting him.

Following this advice, Zelensky received Trump’s full backing, including authorization for new arms deliveries, while Trump instructed other NATO allies to continue supporting Ukraine.

This episode underscores the power of flattery and personal diplomacy in shaping Trump’s foreign policy decisions — a style that continues to define his political interactions worldwide.

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