'Laughing at Trump’s mistakes': world leaders appear to make fun of president’s 'nonexistent deal'

French President Macron joking with leaders about Trump's 'nonexistent war'/Screenshot

Viral videos show world leaders laughing at President Donald Trump's claims that he resolved a nonexistent conflict between Azerbaijan and Albania, The Daily Beast reports.

In one video, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama joked with French President Emmanuel Macron about Trump's claims to have resolved many wars including one "between Azerbaijan and Albania, when he actually means the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia," The Daily Beast says.

In the video recorded by Azerbaijani news outlet News.AZ, Rama laughs, telling Macron “You should make an apology to us, because you didn’t congratulate us for the peace deal that President Trump made between Albania and Azerbaijan.”

The French president then jokingly apologized for not mentioning "Trump’s nonexistent peace deal during his talk at the 7th European Political Community Summit in Copenhagen," The Daily Beast reports, to which Rama replied, “He worked very hard.”

Trump, who at 79 is the oldest sitting president in U.S. history, has repeatedly confused Armenia with Albania, as well as struggled to pronounce Azerbaijan’s name.

At a dinner in September, he said he ended the conflict between Armenia and Cambodia — two countries more than 4,000 miles apart that have never been at war with each other.

“Cambodia and Armenia," Trump "rambled," reports The Daily Beast. "It was just starting, and it was a bad one. Think of that.”

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