Trump to Norway PM: No Obligation for Peace After Nobel Snub

• Donald Trump sent a message to Norway's PM Jonas Gahr Støre, stating he no longer feels obligated to prioritize peace after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.
• Trump claimed he stopped eight wars and that Norway's decision to withhold the award was misguided, despite his belief that the prize "doesn't matter."
• He questioned Denmark's sovereignty over Greenland, arguing it cannot be protected from Russia or China and that its ownership is not well-founded.
• Trump asserted his significant contributions to NATO and demanded the alliance reciprocate, stating, "The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland."
• He contrasted his record with Barack Obama's Nobel win, arguing Obama received it without significant achievements, and recently received a medal from María Corina Machado, which the Nobel Peace Centre clarified cannot transfer the title.

Why It Matters: Trump declared he's no longer bound purely by peace after his Nobel Peace Prize snub, focusing on US interests.