A report from the United States says the FBI is now involved in investigating the death of Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), according to Israeli media. The bureau had earlier confirmed it would assist local police. Graham died Sunday morning from an apparent cardiac arrest; the IRGC published an image suggesting involvement.
A new report from the United States indicates that the FBI is now involved in the investigation into the death of Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), following the bureau's earlier confirmation that it would assist local police. The report was carried by Israeli media outlets on Sunday evening.
As The Zioneer reported at 19:28 Jerusalem, the FBI had confirmed its involvement. Graham's death was announced Sunday morning by his office, with i24NEWS reporting that he died of an apparent cardiac arrest. Later, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) published an image suggesting a role in the senator's death, a claim that has not been independently verified. Iranian state-linked media celebrated the news, with some outlets labeling Graham a 'child murderer.'
Graham, a 71-year-old Republican from South Carolina, was a staunch pro-Israel ally and a vocal opponent of the Iranian regime. His death has prompted a wave of reactions, including from the White House and Israeli officials. The exact cause of death has not been officially released, and the IRGC's implied claim remains unsubstantiated. The investigation is ongoing, with the FBI now joining local authorities.
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