Donald Trump's second term in the White House has upended expectations about his foreign policy, recasting the self-styled 'Peace President' as the architect of a historically wide-ranging military campaign that has seen the United States carry out strikes across more countries than any successor before him.
Despite campaigning on a pledge to reduce US involvement in foreign conflicts and bring wars to an end, official military operations and independent tracking data tell a starkly different story, reshaping global geopolitics and raising profound questions about international law and US strategic priorities.
