The administration of D. Trump, which came to power in 2025, undertook a series of unconventional moves on the international stage. In particular, Trump referred to the events in Ukraine and Europe as «Biden's war,» which he would not have allowed and which should be brought to an end. The article examines the problem of peacemaking in the context of US foreign policy, which has long-standing traditions and practices. However, Washington's attempts to achieve peace in various parts of the world have often resulted in failure, as priority was given to securing primarily American interests.