Two peace agreements brokered by President Donald Trump are under threat as violence resurges in both eastern Congo and along the Cambodia-Thailand border. Despite recent high-profile signing ceremonies, fighting has intensified in Congo's South Kivu region and between Cambodian and Thai forces, raising international concern and prompting urgent calls for de-escalation from regional and global leaders. The agreements, once hailed by Trump as historic achievements, now face collapse as combatants fail to uphold their commitments, resulting in casualties and mass displacement. The setbacks cast doubt on the durability of these deals and highlight ongoing challenges in resolving longstanding conflicts.