In her latest column, Emilia Kullak critiques the actions of U.S. President Donald Trump following the decision by Norway to refrain from awarding him the Nobel Peace Prize. Trump expressed discontent by emphasizing his role in ending multiple wars, yet his recent military intervention against Iran contradicts any claims to peace. The column reflects on his statement to the Norwegian Prime Minister, which reveals a shift in his focus from diplomatic resolutions to aggression.

The situation escalated drastically when U.S. military forces attacked Iran, resulting in the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Kullak points out that this development presents what Trump considers a 'great opportunity' for the Iranian people to seize power from their current regime. However, she questions whether Iran's fragmented opposition has the capability or unity to overthrow a government that has maintained strict control through a robust security apparatus for decades.

The column concludes with a cautionary note, suggesting that rather than securing a swift victory, Trump's actions may ignite a volatile situation in the Middle East with unpredictable consequences. Kullak warns that such provocations could lead to further instability in the region, calling into question the wisdom of the current U.S. foreign policy strategy under Trump's directive.