US President Donald Trump has said that not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize would be a grave disgrace for the entire United States. Trump claims he has ended eight wars so far.

US President Donald Trump has once again made a significant statement regarding the Nobel Peace Prize. He says that not receiving the award would be a grave disgrace not only for him but for the entire United States. Trump claims that he has ended seven major international conflicts so far. And if the Gaza conflict also ends, it will be his eighth historic achievement.

His statement comes at a time when this year's Nobel Prizes are to be announced on October 10th. Trump has long discussed the Nobel Prize. In 2024, he said, "If my name were Obama, I would have received the Nobel in 10 seconds. Obama received this honor without doing anything, while I won the election." Now, in his latest statement, he has raised this issue again.

What did Trump say?

Speaking to officers at the Quantico military headquarters in Virginia on Tuesday, Trump said, "We have almost resolved the Gaza issue. Now it remains to be seen whether Hamas will agree. If they don't, things will become difficult for them. The good news is that all Arab and Muslim countries have agreed, and Israel is also on board."

"Imagine, is it a small thing to end eight conflicts in eight months? But I won't get the Nobel. That honor will be given to someone who didn't do anything, or to some author who writes a book about Trump's mind and sells the story of my hard work," Trump said.

America will be insulted – Trump

The President stated clearly that not receiving the Nobel Prize would not be a personal matter for him, but rather an insult to the nation. He said, "I don't want this award for myself. It should go to America because the world has never seen such an achievement. Resolving eight conflicts is nothing short of a miracle."

Seven countries nominated Trump.

According to media reports, seven countries have nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize so far. These include Pakistan, Israel, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Cambodia, Rwanda, and Gabon. However, as per Nobel Committee tradition, official nominations are not made public for 50 years.

PC:Latestly