Introduction: Policy and Purpose

President Donald J. Trump developed his foreign policy strategy through his Peace Through Strength doctrine which aims to restore American global leadership by expanding military power and resolving international conflicts and defending against threats. The administration presents this strategy as a means to protect U.S. interests while establishing worldwide stability through deterrence measures.

Ending Conflicts and Building Peace

The policy primarily concentrates on conflict resolution. The administration reports successful resolution of multiple extended disputes which included conflicts in the Middle East and South Asia. Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan is credited with securing hostages' release and establishing a Board of Peace which will create permanent security solutions for the area.

 The White House presents de-escalation activities from various regions as proof of its success in establishing peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan while reducing hostilities between Pakistan and India. The two sides present these efforts as evidence that their policy successfully transforms war zones into diplomatic negotiation spaces.

Neutralizing Global Threats

The strategy requires direct confrontation with all threats which people perceive as dangerous to U.S. security. The operations Midnight Hammer and Absolute Resolve mission target two objectives which include complete nuclear disarmament of enemy nations and significant reduction of drug smuggling activities. The administration also claims credit for the capture of key foreign adversaries and leaders tied to terrorism or narcotics networks.

 The operations demonstrate how Peace Through Strength functions as a diplomatic approach supported by military power. Proponents argue that military capability demonstrations create deterrents against hostile actors while establishing global stability. Critics argue that military operations which display aggressive power lead to increased tensions which create persistent instability problems.

Strengthening Alliances and Military Spending

US foreign policy under this approach requires NATO countries to increase their defense spending while the US strives to diminish international programs that compete with Chinese Belt and Road initiatives. Military budget increases have enabled the construction of new military facilities and the development of defense technologies which include space security systems.

The United States military needs to create two objectives which require both military dominance and stronger defense partnerships with other nations. The organizations use their current military readiness and operational strength to achieve their main goal of preventing wars.

Border Security and Counterterrorism Initiatives

The administration highlights its operations against terrorist organizations which include ISIS and Al-Qaeda together with its initiatives to enhance border security. The designation of more organizations as terrorist groups serves to strengthen this approach which establishes national defense as the fundamental element required for maintaining global peace.

Diplomacy and Aid Policy Changes

Trump's foreign aid reforms include funding limitations which restrict financial support to specific international organizations and these changes serve his vision of achieving U.S. strategic interests. The modifications seek to change diplomatic activities by directing American tax funding towards national security objectives instead of traditional international partnership programs.

Conclusion: A Contested Vision

The policy combines different elements of diplomatic efforts military operations and diplomatic partnership development together with methods for military deterrence. The policy has supporters who view it as restoring U.S. influence and critics who argue that it might lead to excessive territorial expansion. The current operational success and potential future effectiveness of this method remain important points of discussion as international political relations develop.