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Donald Trump labeled as “pathetic” after allegedly made a “desperate” call to the Nobel Peace Prize.

The US president reportedly called Norway Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg “Blue” last month to discuss the trade tariffs and prestigious prize proposal. According to the Norwegian newspaper Dagens Naeringsliv, when the Minister of Finance received an unexpected call from the White House, he wandered on a street in Norway’s capital.

Outlet reported that Trump did not mention the Nobel Peace Prize for the first time during the discussions with Stoltenberg. This says that Trump rejects the responsibility of a failed breakthrough with Putin, and a ceasefire is ‘up to Zelensky’.

Former NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg said, “It is true that President Trump called me a few days before his conversation with Prime Minister Støre. Policy.

“We discussed tariffs, economic cooperation and served as a preparation for his call with Prime Minister Start. I will not go into detail about the content of the speech.” However, a government official in Oslo said Trump also spoke about the award. Irish star.

The 19th century Swedish industrialist Alfred Nobel predicted the Nobel Peace Prize to “for the brotherhood between nations, to be abolished or reduced the survival armies and to keep the peace congresses and to have done the best or best job for the incentive”.

Defining the appropriate candidates and the selection of Nobel Peace Prize Areas are carried out by the Norway Nobel Committee of five members selected by the Stocking (Norway Parliament).

Nobel Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Economic Sciences Awards are presented in Stockholm, Sweden, while the Nobel Peace Award is given in Oslo, Norway.

Nobel Prize winners are selected at the beginning of October.

During his second period, Trump tried to position himself as a “peaceful” president.

Earlier this year, the President claimed that he had concluded or prevented six major conflicts since he took office in January, including claiming the responsibility of eliminating tensions between nuclear armed India and Pakistan.

He nominated from many countries, including Israel, Pakistan and Cambodia, to mediate peace agreements or fire fires.

On Friday, the important summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska was prepared to offer a very important opportunity to show Trump’s identity information further. Despite the promise of ending the war in Ukraine on his first day as president, Trump left the meeting without a ceasefire.

In response to the reports of Trump’s Stoltenberg call on the X, the critics labeled the President of the President as “begging” for the Nobel Peace Prize and said to him “embarrassing”.

A critic said: “Sad. Can he earn something without cheating?” Another said: “In the history of the Peace Prize, not everyone begged for the award. We are mocked by the rest of the world.

“Trump’s next move will be in the name of the cold to lobby the Pope for saintly.” If Trump would win, he would join the ranks of Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama as the fifth president to get the prize.

Some have argued that Trump has been increasingly jealous of his rival Obama’s success for a long time. “This is the only thing Obama does not do. It hurts him very much.”

Others criticized Trump for demanding Nobel Peace Prize from Norwegian officials while threatening tariffs in the country at the same time. Last month, Trump announced 15% tariff in Norway imports.

“How embarrassing should it be to see the Presidents of the Americans to see the countries that begged or blackmail for the Nobel Peace Prize.” “If this is true, this summit is Trump: to demand a Nobel as a room service, then they threaten tariffs if they say no. Classic Stronger Diplomacy. Is source, satirical? In both cases funny.”

During a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in February, Trump grumbled: “They will never give me the Nobel Peace Prize.”

“Very bad. I deserve it, but they will never give me.”

In a press briefing last month, the White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed that Trump was a prize “good past”.