Trump thanks putin for praising his peacekeeping efforts after not winning Nobel Peace Prize
US President Donald Trump has expressed gratitude to russian dictator vladimir putin, who criticized the Nobel Peace Prize and mentioned the American president's efforts to resolve "crises."
Trump wrote about this on the social network Truth Social
Putin said that there were allegedly cases when the committee awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to people who had done nothing for peace and, according to the dictator, had caused enormous damage to the prize
"Whether the current US president deserves the Nobel Prize or not, I don’t know. But he’s really doing a lot to resolve complex crises that last for years, even decades," putin said.
In particular, the leader of the aggressor country russia recalled the war against Ukraine, which he called the "crisis in Ukraine." He said that Trump is working to resolve the war in Ukraine.
In turn, the American president thanked the leader of the aggressor state of russia and attached a video of putin's words to the message.
"Thank you to President Putin!" Trump wrote.
It should be noted that Trump thanked putin after the russian army launched a massive air attack on Ukraine on the night of October 9-10. The main target of the attack were energy infrastructure facilities in several regions of the country.
Russian occupants attacked critical civilian infrastructure and residential buildings in Kyiv with drones and missiles. As a result of the russian strikes on critical infrastructure, the left bank of the capital was left without power supply, and there are also problems with water supply. It is known about 12 victims.
Later, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko called on residents of the capital to stock up on water, food, prepare warm clothes and not ignore alarms.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, the Nobel Committee awarded the 2025 Peace Prize to Maria Corina Machado, the leader of the democratic movement in Venezuela. She was recognized for her "tireless struggle for the rights of citizens and the peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy."