Trump mourns death of Norway’s King Harald as ‘a truly big loss’
King Harald V of Norway and Queen Sonja of Norway have taken seat at Oslo City Hall to attend the awarding of the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize on December 10, 2024. (Photo: AFP)
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August 28, 2026

Trump mourns death of Norway’s King Harald as ‘a truly big loss’

WASHINGTON, United States (AFP)—United States (US) President Donald Trump expressed sadness on Friday about the death of Norway’s King Harald, describing him as “a strong, proud, and greatly respected man.”

“He loved his Country, and was truly loved and respected by his people. Our hearts are with the Royal Family, and all of Norway, during this difficult time. A truly BIG loss!” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.

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