Former Ukrainian Ambassador Calls Not to Award the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025.

According to inkorr.com: Valeriy Chaly, a Ukrainian diplomat and former Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine to the USA, appealed to the Nobel Committee in Norway to refrain from awarding the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025. In his opinion, under the conditions of global conflicts, this could send a negative signal and lead to serious consequences. Chaly notes that we are at a crucial stage in world history, so it is important that the committee's decision reflects current realities.

“Your predecessors were also fully aware of this when they made the right decisions not to award anyone this prize in years when wars were raging,” emphasized Chaly.

The diplomat also adds that all current calls for peace do not bring the desired results, and the world faces a critical choice. He urges the Nobel Committee to refrain from awarding the peace prize this year, as it could be an important step in preventing a potential catastrophe for humanity.

Valeriy Chaly's position provokes active discussion regarding the Nobel Committee's approach in awarding the peace prize, especially in the context of the urgent international situation and global conflicts. His opinion may significantly influence future decisions of the committee and prompt serious justification for the choice of laureate.