‘Who is D nexT one?’: Chilling Iran billboard fuels conspiracy theories over death of Lindsey Graham
Iran has taunted the United States with chilling billboards fueling conspiracy theories about the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and hinting at a possible assassination plot against President Donald Trump.
A red billboard popped up in Tehran’s Valiasr Square this week with a chilling message: ‘Who’s next? #lindseygraham.’
Trump’s initials were capitalized in the Billboard question, which appeared to imply that the 80-year-old Trump was Tehran’s next target.
Another billboard showing the US president lying in a coffin was also seen. It reportedly reads in Persian: ‘We will kill Trump.’
These are not the first billboards to appear in the country; Because earlier this week, after American missiles hit Iranian bridges, railways and water facilities, there was a different image showing Trump and his family behind coffins covered with the US flag in Palestine Square in Iran.
The latest billboards have also fueled conspiracy theories that the Middle Eastern country may have been involved in Graham’s mysterious death at the age of 71 last weekend, having been in Ukraine just days before; This led people to speculate that Tehran might have planned this.
There is no confirmation or evidence that Iran killed Graham.
The South Carolina senator had visited Kiev before his death and spoke with Trump the night before.
Iranian billboards fuel conspiracy theories about Senator Lindsey Graham’s death and a possible Donald Trump assassination plot
A red billboard in Tehran’s Valiasr Square read: ‘Who’s the next D? #lindseygraham.’ Trump’s initials stand out
A different billboard showed Trump in a casket. The banner reportedly reads ‘We will kill Trump’ in Persian
An unidentified person who spoke to Graham a few minutes later said: axios He complained that he wasn’t feeling well.
When the person urged Graham to seek medical attention immediately, the senator said he would do so following an appearance on NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday morning.
He later joked: ‘I can’t die now. According to the press, I still need to implement Russian sanctions, deal with Iran, and achieve Israeli-Saudi normalization.
But just hours after he made the joke on July 11, photos obtained showed the senator lying on a stretcher as first responders attempted life-saving measures. TMZ.
He appeared to be intubated as emergency workers pushed the stretcher into a nearby ambulance headed for George Washington University Hospital.
Authorities first received a 911 call about a ‘heart attack’ at Graham’s home around 8:30 p.m. that night, according to multiple reports. Multiple first responders were later seen descending on the street outside Graham’s home.
According to audio recordings obtained by the police scanner, only 25 minutes after the call, first responders began CPR after the senator suffered a heart attack. Washington Post.
Later, in the early hours of July 12, Graham’s office announced that he had “passed away due to a brief and sudden illness.”
The new billboards fueled conspiracy theories that Iran was involved in the death of Graham, who was in Ukraine days before his death and called for sanctions against the country.
Trump on Sunday called for Iran to be added to Russia Sanctions Bill in Graham’s honor
The cause of death was revealed to be ‘aortic dissection due to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease’.
The Mayo Clinic defines aortic dissection as a tear in the inner layer of the aorta, the body’s main artery. If blood flows through the tear, it can be fatal. In Graham’s case, plaque buildup in his heart weakened the walls of his aorta, causing it to rupture.
Following the shocking new ads and Graham’s death, Trump called for additional action against Iran on behalf of the senator on Truth Social early Sunday morning.
‘Republicans should add Iran to Russia’s sanctions bill. This is what Lindsey wanted to do and it was going to happen. IMPORTANT!!!’ he wrote.
It is unclear who is behind the Iranian billboards. The Daily Mail has reached out to the White House for comment.
Iranian officials are also now urging people to stay away from US military bases in the Middle East.
“In response to the aggressive actions of the United States and threats from terrorist groups, Iran launched missile attacks targeting Sulaymaniyah (Iraq) and Bahrain,” the Islamic Republic of Iran said in a statement on Publication X. he said.
‘People should stay away from US bases.’
Iran’s new leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, said that he would take revenge on the USA and that America would face ‘unforgettable lessons’.
Iran’s new leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, also went to
Khamenei also called Trump the ‘Great Satan’.
The leader wrote to
‘Coercion, totalitarianism and brutality are integral components of US belief and doctrine.
‘Repeated violations of the agreement by the Great Satan [the US] ‘The statements regarding the Memorandum of Understanding signed by the Presidents of Iran and the USA once again revealed a fundamental truth: The signature of the US President is extremely worthless and lacks credibility.’
Speaking to Iranians, Khamenei said that the government would try to avenge the citizens and that ‘revenge is what our nation demands and this must absolutely be done’.
