A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate concerning the nomination of President Donald John Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

The resolution expresses the Senate's sense that President Donald John Trump should be awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. It commends his alleged success in ending Iran's nuclear program and related hostilities within 12 days of assuming office in 2025. The resolution highlights that these actions, including precision strikes on three nuclear sites, resulted in no casualties and led to a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, demonstrating "peace through strength." The resolution draws a sharp contrast with former President Barack Obama's 2009 Nobel Peace Prize, detailing alleged drone strikes, civilian casualties, and his role in regime change in Libya. It criticizes the previous Iran nuclear agreement as a "bad deal" that failed to curb Iran's ambitions. The Senate therefore calls on the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award President Trump the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize and encourages other nations to join this appeal, expressing deep appreciation for his swift resolution of the Iranian nuclear threat.