Foreign Ministry Spokesperson's reaction to Lindsey Graham's death

The Foreign Ministry spokesperson commented in response to the news of the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham. The remarks were made in reply to a question about reactions to the senator’s death and its impact on the people of Iran and the region.

• In response to a question about the sudden death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson spoke.
• The American senator has been described as a “warmonger,” “hardliner,” and “anti-Iranian.”
• The Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that the senator’s death would “certainly not grieve the heart of any free person.”
• He also said that “our people are certainly not going to tonight for Lindsey, son of…”
• In another part of his remarks, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson said: “Fortunately, Azrael is just.”
• He added: “Our people are not going to recite the prayer of terror for Lindsey Graham.”
• Media reports have said that the senator’s death has “created a wave of joy across the region and the world.”
• This has “caused grief in Jer.”. Coverage difference: Both outlets covered the Foreign Ministry spokesperson’s reaction to the death of Lindsey Graham. “Entekhab” referred to Graham as “irascible and outspoken” and an “anti-Iranian figure,” and highlighted part of the spokesperson’s remarks referring to a “free person” and “our people.” “Mehr News” placed greater emphasis on the spokesperson’s quote that “Azrael is just” and “the prayer of terror,” and also shaped its headline around this part of the remarks.