"I should get 8 Nobel Peace Prizes." Trump outraged

Navanethem Pillay was born in Durban, South Africa, to parents of Indian origin. As a lawyer, she opposed apartheid and defended, among others, Nelson Mandela. She later served as a judge at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the International Criminal Court and as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. She played an important role in the historic ruling of the Rwanda Tribunal, which found that rape and sexual violence could constitute the crime of genocide. It also contributed to a breakthrough in the prosecution of those guilty of inciting genocide through propaganda.

This year's Nobel Committee verdict did not please the US leader, who has long suggested that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. Donald Trump on the Truth Social website did not spare bitter words for Navaneth Pillay, the Nobel Committee and Norway.

"It was this woman who received the Nobel Peace Prize instead of the Great United States of America, of which I am a representative," Trump wrote, along with a photo of Pillay. He recalled his repeated argument that he had ended eight wars.

I don't know anything about this woman and neither does anyone else! As far as I know, no one has ever heard of her, except that, obviously, she hates Israel. I don't know what this woman did. I ended eight wars, and letters from all the presidents and prime ministers of the countries I helped were sent to the Norwegian Nobel Committee. I intend to solve or win two more wars soon: in Iran and between Russia and Ukraine, the American leader added.

In the next part of the entry, Trump went even further and said that he deserved not one Nobel Peace Prize, but as many as 8 - one for each ended war. Among his achievements he mentioned, among others: removing Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro from power and leading NATO countries to increase defense spending.

"The Nobel Prize was awarded to some liberal person working at the United Nations that no one has ever heard of. In all the wars I have ended, I have never turned to the United Nations," Trump thundered. He called the fact that he did not receive the award "an indelible stain on Norway's image that will never be forgotten."

The American leader summed up his entry by saying that "The Nobel Peace Prize has been forever discredited by a handful of radical ideologists who are opponents of democracy and enemies of civilization."

The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded since 1901. There were 287 candidates nominated for this year's prize: 208 people and 79 organizations.