Summary
President Donald Trump stated he doesn't feel obligated to focus solely on peace after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. He linked his interest in Greenland to this decision, expressing the need for control over Greenland for global security. The Norwegian Prime Minister clarified that the Nobel Committee, not the government, decides on the prize.
Key Facts
- President Trump mentioned he no longer feels the need to focus only on peace.
- He connected his attempt to acquire Greenland to not winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
- Trump claimed his actions stopped multiple wars.
- The letter was reportedly sent to Norway's Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Store.
- The Prime Minister explained to Trump that the Nobel Committee, not Norway, decides on peace prize winners.
- Newsweek has not seen the letter, and the story is still developing.
