Republican Senator Lindsey Graham recalled President Trump's warnings to Iranian officials about killing protesters in a tweet, stating, "By now, it should be clear to the bad guys that when President Trump says something, he means it seriously." The American senator, who recently appeared in the media wearing a hat that read 'Make Iran Great Again' and shared a photo with Donald Trump while holding that hat, said: "In my opinion, the Ayatollah and his aides are at the top of the list of bad guys. They are religious Nazis who terrorize their own people. They kill indiscriminately those who seek a better life and have been the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism for decades." He added: "My advice is that if the leaders of the Iranian regime continue the indiscriminate killing of people protesting against bitter repression, perhaps we should tell those leaders that they are carrying out this massacre at their own responsibility and risk." Mr. Graham shared this warning on the social media platform X along with a Reuters visual report about strikes and protests in Iran. Lindsey Graham: Why are those who protested for Palestinians not supporting the protesting people of Iran now? The 'Make Iran Great Again' hat in Trump's hand. Senator Lindsey Graham after Maduro's arrest: Khamenei should go to the mosque and pray; there's a new sheriff in town. Support in the U.S. Congress for Trump's new warning to the Islamic Republic; lawmakers supported the people of Iran.
Lindsey Graham Refers to Trump's Warning: The Ayatollahs are 'Religious Nazis' and Killing Protesters Will Not Be Costly for Them
Senator Lindsey Graham emphasized President Trump's warnings regarding the Iranian regime's treatment of protesters, labeling the Ayatollahs as 'religious Nazis.' He urged that continued violence against protesters would be at the regime's own risk, highlighting the U.S. Congress's support for the Iranian people's struggles.
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📰 What Happened
Lindsey Graham warns Iranian leaders about consequences of killing protesters, calling them 'religious Nazis'.
- Lindsey Graham announce Iranian leaders
- Iranian citizens protest Iranian regime
- U.S. Congress support Iranian protesters
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The U.S. is signaling that it will hold Iranian leaders accountable for their actions against protesters.
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