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During a rally in Syracuse, New York, President Donald Trump expressed frustration over not receiving the Nobel peace prize for 2026, despite starting a war with Iran that year. He criticized Norway and the Nobel committee, asserting they are controlled by "radical ideologues" who are anti-democracy. Trump claimed he had settled several wars and prevented Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, though this contradicts U.S. intelligence reports. He also threatened quick resolution to ongoing conflicts with Iran and Russia-Ukraine, stating that Iran would either comply or face severe consequences if it does not.
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using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
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Story summary
On October 9, 2026, during a campaign rally in Syracuse, New York, US President Donald Trump vented his frustration over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for a consecutive year. He called the decision "an indelible stain on Norway" and referred to this year's laureate, Navi Pillay — an 85-year-old former UN official known for her work on international human rights — as a "mystery person." Trump claimed his accomplishments, including preventing wars in various regions, warranted him receiving the prize multiple times. He dismissed the committee's decision as discrediting Norway and called Pillay someone he had never heard of before, despite her significant contributions to global peace efforts.
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Donald Trump complained Friday about not winning the Nobel peace prize for 2026, a year in which he started a war with Iran.
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he → complain → Iran
At what was supposed to be a rally for other Republican candidates in Syracuse, New York, the US president devoted a long portion of his speech airing his grievances with the Nobel committee.
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president → suppose → committee
“The United States of America, represented by me as your president, should have received the Nobel peace prize, but didn’t.
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States → represent → prize
And this is an indelible stain on the country of Norway, and those people that made such a disgraceful and embarrassing decision,” Trump said.
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Trump → make → decision
“The Nobel peace prize has been forever discredited by a handful of radical ideologues who are anti-democracy and really enemies of civilization,” Trump went on.
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Trump → discredit → civilization
“We will not forget, Norway, that you didn’t give this prize.”
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you → forget → prize
Trump also recited a list of wars he claims to have settled, some of which were not wars and some that are still not settled, before adding: “I’m about to settle or win two more: Iran and Russia-Ukraine.”
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I → recite → two
Trump said he would be ending both wars “quickly”.
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he → say → wars
“I will tell you what,” he added, darkly.
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he → tell → ?
“Iran will be very quick one way or the other: that they give us everything or they don’t exist any longer.”
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they → give → everything
“Additionally, I stopped Iran from having a nuclear weapon and blowing up the entire Middle East and ultimately far beyond the Middle East, including Europe, perhaps the US and I saved more lives than anyone in history,” Trump claimed, despite the fact that US intelligence agencies reported to Congress in 2025 that Iran had actually suspended its pursuit of nuclear weapons in 2003.
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Iran → stop → 2003
“Despite all of this and all of these unbelievable accomplishments, the Nobel prize was given out today to a liberal person who works at the United Nations, who nobody has ever heard of,” Trump said of Navi Pillay, the South African former UN human rights chief who chaired the UN commission that concluded Israel was guilty of genocide in Gaza.
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Israel → give → Gaza
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