Iran is nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, threatening neighboring Iran

Pakistan has announced its nomination for President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, attributing it to avoiding a major conflict in South Asia at a time when the American leader is considering interfering in the Middle East.

“The Pakistan government officially decided to officially recommend President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for the year 2026, in appreciation of his decisive diplomatic intervention and his pivotal leadership during the recent crisis in Pakistani India.”

The nomination comes just two days after Trump met with the commander of the Pakistani army in Marshall Moner Square at the White House.

In addition to the four -day conflict between India and Pakistan, which was ignited by an Islamic killer attack in India’s Kashmir, one of the items discussed by the two men on Wednesday was the deep conflict between Israel and Iran.

The two challenges have long circulated direct strikes against each other since Israel launched a huge series of attacks against Iran last week, claiming that Tehran was secretly heading towards the production of a nuclear weapon, which was claimed by Iranian officials. Pakistan, which is condemned by Iran’s neighbors, has repeatedly and repeatedly because of its operations.

However, Trump, whose administration was concluded in talks with Iran aimed at reaching an agreement on the country’s nuclear program, supported the Israeli attack and is publicly considering joining the Israeli campaign through strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

A statement issued on Thursday by White House Secretary Caroline Levitt, a day after Trump’s meeting with Monir, indicated that Trump was still holding a possible diplomatic achievement.

“Based on the fact that there is a great opportunity for negotiations that may take place or do not take place with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision if I will go in the next two weeks,” Trump said.

I arrived to comment before NewsweekThe Pakistani mission to the United Nations expressed its hope that Trump will again oversee a peaceful solution.

“As we mentioned in the Security Council, Pakistan prefers a peaceful decision to the crisis through dialogue and diplomacy,” said the Pakistani mission. “We hope that the situation will not escalate militarily, and tensions will be deployed amicably through diplomatic participation.”

“President Trump has been distinguished as a peacemaker,” the mission added. “His sponsorship and successful diplomatic intervention with Pakistan and India played an important role in achieving a ceasefire between the two countries in May 2025.”

The mission stated: “We still hope that his serious efforts will continue to contribute to regional and global stability, especially in the context of the ongoing crises in the Middle East, including the human tragedy that is revealed in Gaza and the deterioration of the correction that includes Iran.”

Newsweek He arrived at the White House to comment on Friday.

Relations between Islamic republics

Iran and Pakistan have a complex relationship, characterized by a long history of cooperation as well as tensions in major issues.

Pakistan has been suspected of playing a role in helping Iran’s nuclear efforts, which dates back at least the nineties via nuclear physicist Abdul Qadr Khan, who is the chief architect of the nuclear weapons program in Pakistan. Khan, who died in October 2021, extracted controversy in 2004 after admitting the transfer of nuclear technology to Iran, North Korea and Libya, although he claimed that he did this without knowing the Pakistani government.

While Iranian officials have never recognized the components related to the nuclear program of their country from Khan specifically, reports issued by the CIA, the International Atomic Energy Agency and other agencies have drawn links between the nuclear ingenuity of the nation.

Islamabad and Bran also established mechanisms for security cooperation, especially aimed at fighting a group of armed groups, including separatist groups in Al -Wash, which work on both sides of their common borders.

However, mutual lack of confidence prevailed at times, as both sides sometimes accuse each other of their failure to support their aspect of security obligations.

This tension, which was closed in January 2024, when Iran suffered, after suffering from the worst militant attack in its history committed by a militant group of the Islamic State (ISIS), carried out a sudden missile against the alleged positions linked to the Balouchens. Northern Iraq.

Pakistan’s reaction was angry at the strikes and caused air strikes and retaliatory artillery against parking -related positions and secession groups about the liberation of Balochistan in the province of Sistan and the Baluchistan Province. Officials from both sides quickly agreed to cancel manufacturing after the clash.

Pakistan-Israel tensions intensify

Iran-Pakistan’s Strait was signed, as Tehran became increasingly involved in a separate conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Hamas movement. After Hamas conducted a sudden attack on Israel in October 2023, the group was backed by the war that followed with Israel by Iran and its axis from the resistance alliance of non -governmental actors in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

The Allied Resistance Axis is calculated from Pakistan, that is, Zinbion Brigade, which consists of Shiite Muslim fighters who are mostly participating in fighting ISIS in Syria.

Pakistan, the only Islamic nuclear weapons force in the world, has repeatedly condemned Israel, which did not arise in Islam diplomatic relations, during its campaigns in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria. It is widely believed that Israel has nuclear weapons.

Pakistani calls have risen to cancel the escalation since Israel’s direct attacks on Iran. On Tuesday, Pakistan joined 19 other Islamic countries, including Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, in expressing the “rejection” of the Israeli air attack against Iran and called for the Middle East free of nuclear weapons.

Israeli strikes have targeted large -scale positions and are linked to employees with the Iranian armed forces and nuclear facilities, although activists report increasing death of civilians. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) claim that they have largely destroyed the Iranian air defense network and made steps to exhaust the missile capabilities in the country, even as Iranian strikes continue to hit Israel.

However, as of Thursday, Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafiq Ali Khan said that Iran has not asked us for any kind of military assistance so far. “

“Pakistan’s position in Iran is clear and transparent,” Khan told reporters. “We are providing complete moral support for Iran; we condemn the power of aggression against Iran.”

Trump Pakistani India position

Pakistan’s nomination of Trump as an additional evidence of the potential warming of the relations between Islamabad and Washington under the current administration, and at a critical moment.

Trump has repeatedly expressed his interest in receiving the Nobel Peace Prize over the years, including with regard to his first administration’s efforts to reach a nuclear agreement with North Korea and his role in overseeing Ibrahim’s 2020 agreements through which the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan and Muroko, with Essra.

When Trump delivered the first letter of his second administration to a joint session of Congress in March, Pakistan caught him with the help of the United States to seize the arranged mind suspected of a deadly attack by ISIS against American forces and Afghan civilians amid the withdrawal of the United States to Afghanistan in August 2021.

Trump is also known to search for a stronger relationship with India, as he enabled the quadruple security dialogue alliance between countries, as well as Australia and Japan during his first administration. Trump met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi three times during his period, the last of which was in February.

Vice President JD Vance also coincided with India when Islamic militants killed 27 people in the town of Paalgam, which led to the extreme India crisis in Pakistan years in years.

In the midst of tensions, Trump seemed to benefit from his relations with both sides for diplomatic intervention. His role remains disputed by Modi, who told Trump that India was not interested in the third -party mediation of the Kashmir conflict during his call on Tuesday, according to Indian Minister of Foreign Affairs Vikram Missri.

Moody told the correspondents on Friday that he “politely” rejected “a show from Trump to meet at the White House this week, citing a commitment in advance.

Speaking Friday in New Jersey, Trump spoke optimistic about the ability to conclude commercial deals with India and Pakistan and praised his efforts to enhance peace between competitors and mediate in other conflicts, including between Iran and Israel.

“As you know, we have done a very great job with India and Pakistan,” Trump said. “We had India, and it seemed that we would make a commercial agreement with India, and we had Pakistan, and it seemed that we would make a trade deal with Pakistan. This is the beautiful thing to see it.”

He added: “Serbia Kosovo, and likewise, they were fighting for years, and as you know, we have reached it.” “Now we have two adults, we have Russia Ukraine, we are achieving a little progress, and we have Israel. No one really knows what this is going on. We will discover soon, I think.”