Trump Calls Himself Best Candidate for ‘Nobel Peace Prize,’ Claims He Stopped 5 International Wars

US President Donald Trump claimed that he is the best candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize as he has stopped 5 international wars.

According to foreign media reports, US President Donald Trump addressed a large public gathering at the Iowa State Fairgrounds on the occasion of the country’s 250th Independence Day.

He said that he played a key role in establishing peace in the world by stopping five international wars and that he is the best candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize.

He claimed that he prevented a possible nuclear conflict between Pakistan and India, ended a 30-year-long civil war between Congo and Rwanda which had caused the deaths of 6 million people, and also stopped the ongoing tensions between Kosovo and Serbia.

Trump said he does not understand why a school professor, unknown to many, is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

Mentioning the issues faced by American farmers, he said he wants to help those farmers who rely on seasonal migrant workers on their farms. If the farmers guarantee these workers, they will be allowed to stay in the country.

He added that his administration has launched the largest deportation plan in American history, under which millions of illegal immigrants will be located and deported.

He said that if he had not sent the National Guard to Los Angeles, everything there would have turned to ashes.

Trump claimed that during Biden’s tenure, millions entered the US illegally, but his administration is now actively working to stop this trend.

He reiterated that he stopped five global conflicts and saved the world from destruction, and the world must recognize that the US is a champion of peace.

He said the US has the best military, the most advanced aircraft, and weapons unmatched anywhere in the world. Their planes set a new record by flying continuously for 37 hours, something no one else can do.

Trump further stated that the economy was better during his previous term and will improve even more now. He expressed his desire to continue as US President for another four years, saying they have put the country on the right path and will restore it to the greatness it deserves.

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