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After Pakistan, Armenia And Azerbaijan Propose Donald Trump’s Name For Nobel Peace Prize, Netizen Says ‘Log Nobel K Liye Kya Kya Nahi Karte !’

This rare show of unity between the two nations came during a meeting where Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev, seated alongside Trump, lauded his role in fostering peace.

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In a surprising diplomatic development, Armenia and Azerbaijan have jointly proposed the name of former U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. This rare show of unity between the two nations came during a meeting where Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev, seated alongside Trump, lauded his role in fostering peace.

Netizen Says ‘Log Nobel K Liye Kya Kya Nahi Karte !’

“This is a tangible result of President Trump’s leadership,” Aliyev remarked, before suggesting, “Let’s send a joint appeal from Armenia and Azerbaijan to the Nobel Committee to award President Donald Trump the Nobel Peace Prize.”

The proposal follows earlier calls from Pakistan endorsing Trump for the prestigious award, citing his efforts in conflict mediation and peace deals during his tenure. Supporters argue that his interventions in international disputes have yielded lasting diplomatic gains, while critics remain skeptical about the motivations behind these endorsements.

Social Media Reactions


The announcement triggered a wave of mixed reactions online. While some Trump supporters celebrated the move as long-overdue recognition, others mocked it. One viral comment read, “Log Nobel k liye kya kya nahi karte!” (People will do anything for a Nobel!). Memes and satirical posts quickly flooded Twitter, highlighting the unusual political alliances forming around the former U.S. president.

Political analysts say the joint appeal from Armenia and Azerbaijan is noteworthy, given their historically tense relations. Whether the Nobel Committee will consider Trump’s nomination remains uncertain, but the proposal has already ignited fresh debates over the intersection of diplomacy, politics, and global recognition.

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