Trump Claims Nobel Peace Prize Deserved for Foreign Policy Wins
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Former U.S. President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to list his foreign policy achievements, including settling wars and securing hostage releases, asserting they merited the Nobel Peace Prize. He expressed disbelief that neither he nor the U.S. received the award. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded on October 9 to Navanethem Pillay, a former UN official who has accused Israel of genocide.
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- Donald Trump claimed his foreign policy achievements warranted a Nobel Peace Prize.
- Trump cited settling eight wars and securing the release of Israeli hostages as key accomplishments.
- He also claimed to have prevented Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
- The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded on October 9 to Navanethem Pillay.
- Pillay has previously accused Israel of genocide in Gaza.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his continued dissatisfaction with not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his foreign policy achievements as deserving international recognition. On his social media platform Truth Social, Trump listed accomplishments including settling eight wars, being close to resolving two more, and securing the return of all Israeli hostages, both living and deceased. He also stated that his efforts led to the release and return of hundreds of hostages from various countries worldwide.
Trump further claimed to have "won the war in Venezuela" and captured its "brutal dictator," and prevented the Islamic Republic of Iran, which he identified as the "main state sponsor of terrorism," from acquiring nuclear weapons. He concluded by expressing astonishment that neither he nor the United States received the Nobel Peace Prize despite these actions.
On Friday, October 9, the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the Peace Prize to South African lawyer Navanethem Pillay. Pillay previously served as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and has accused Israel of genocide in Gaza.
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