In the context of threats against Greenland, Trump recalled that he was not given the Nobel Prize – mass media

US President Donald Trump. Illustrative photo from Facebook of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico

US President Donald Trump linked his intention to take control of Greenland to the fact that he was not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize – he wrote about this in a letter to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gar Støre.

Source: “European Truth” from a link to Bloomberg, which has the relevant letter at its disposal

Verbatim from Trump’s letter: “Given that your country has decided not to award me the Nobel Peace Prize for stopping 8 PLUS wars, I no longer feel obligated to think exclusively about peace.”

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Details: The American president added that he can now think about “what is good and right for the United States of America” ​​and noted that “the world will not be safe unless we have full and total control over Greenland.”

The publication reminds that the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by the Nobel Committee in Oslo and the Norwegian government has no relation or influence to this procedure.

Prehistory:

• On January 17, Trump announced the introduction of tariffs against a number of countries that do not agree with his claims to Greenland.
• He also stated that Denmark could not do anything about the Russian threat in Greenland for 20 years.

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