US regime leader Donald Trump has once again voiced bitter frustration over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, aggressively listing his purported achievements in resolving international conflicts and securing the release of hostages. Trump argued that despite successfully settling multiple major geopolitical disputes, the prestigious accolade was awarded elsewhere.

Writing on his Truth Social platform, the US regime chief took direct aim at Navi Pillay, the former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, who was selected for the distinction. Trump claimed that nobody knows who Pillay is, alleging an open animosity toward Israel, while asserting that his own diplomatic footprint—spanning eight different crises from the Balkans to South Asia—truly warranted earning multiple Nobel prizes instead of just one.

Furthermore, the American leader claimed he is supposedly on the verge of resolving or winning both the Iran and Russia-Ukraine conflicts at a rapid pace, alongside taking credit for preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Independent analysts and international observers remain deeply skeptical of these sweeping claims, pointing out a severe lack of verification and underlying geopolitical complexities that contradict such optimistic narratives.

The controversy follows previous unconventional efforts by foreign political figures to symbolically redirect past peace accolades to Trump, attempts which the Nobel Committee swiftly rebuffed by clarifying that its prizes cannot be transferred under any circumstances.

Source: www.gazeta.uz