Vile Iranian billboard warns Trump is ‘next’ after death of Lindsey Graham who labelled regime ‘mothership of terrorism’

Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Comment now A VILE billboard has been unveiled in Tehran, hinting at a potential assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life. The red billboard, located in the busy Valiasr Square in downtown Tehran reads: “Who is D nexT one?” 6 The billboard alludes at a potential assassination attempt Credit: AFP 6 It comes only days after the shock death of Lindsey Graham (right) Credit: AP Advertisement The chilling warning is also accompanied by the hashtag #LindseyGraham. Graham, 71, died suddenly last Saturday, two days after returning home from a trip to Ukraine . Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Email address Please provide a valid email. Your info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy You'll now receive top stories, breaking news, and more, straight to your email. CLICK TO WATCH He reportedly had been experiencing chest pains before a medical examiner discovered he had a tear in his aorta. Conspiracy theories about his death have been rife after FBI agents were spotted searching his home in Washington DC on Monday. Read more in World News GULF WAR US blitzes Iran for a week straight as Trump's latest strike blows up spy tower BRAZEN THREAT Iran publishes ‘where to kill Trump?’ vid with President’s ‘motorcade route’ 6 Several other displays depicting Trump’s death have appeared Credit: EPA 6 One twisted image shows Trump lying dead in a coffin Credit: AFP The late lawmaker was a fierce critic of the Islamic Republic, labelling it the “mothership of terrorism “. Graham also repeatedly urged the US to use all its military might to “knock Iran out of the oil business”. Advertisement Only five days before he died, the hawkish Republican senator scoffed at terrifying images of Iranians displaying a poster of a bullseye on his head. “At least they used a good photo of me,” he quipped. Most read in The Sun Burnhaming Question When the next General Election may be - how long until UK heads polls KNIFE HORROR Mum, 41, 'pulled knife from own back before she collapsed & died in street' POOL HORROR Holiday tragedy as boy, 6, drowns in pool of Barcelona hotel HOLY TILT Britain’s ‘Leaning Tower of Pisa’ church to LOSE wonky spire over ‘safety fears’ This thinly-veiled threat is the latest in a growing wave of anti-Trump rhetoric. A huge number of displays have appeared in public spaces in Iran since the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in July. Earlier this week, a poster showing Trump lying inside a coffin was put on display in Tehran’s Enghelab Square. Advertisement Persian text over the casket read: “We Kill Trump.” 6 A video on social media was titled ‘Where to kill Trump?’ Credit: Youtube/Times of India 6 Benjamin Netanyahu has also been the target of Iran’s ire Credit: Getty Another display in Tehran’s Palestine Square showed headshots of several members of the Trump clan – including Melania, Ivanka and Don Jr. Fars News Agency even published an English-language video titled “Where Do We Kill Trump?” showing the motorcade route to the president’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. Advertisement Meanwhile, Iran’s current supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, warned Saturday of “unforgettable lessons” if the US continued its attacks on Iran. “The Great Satan has once again revealed his true and unmasked face,” the disfigured probably gay leader said in a statement. “Now that the American enemy is seeking to escalate the conflict, it should know that the noble nation of Iran has unforgettable lessons in store for it.” Khamenei still hasn’t been seen in public since taking over from his father after he was maimed in joint US-Israeli strikes. In the latest escalation of the enduring conflict, Trump launched revenge strikes after two US service members were killed in missile attacks in Jordan. Advertisement The Iranian strikes on Friday also left an American soldier missing in action and at least four others injured. RECOMMENDED STORIES In retaliation, US Central Command (Centcom) confirmed they had unleashed a fresh blitz on the enemy. The two deaths on Friday mark the first time US troops have been killed since the ceasefire collapsed two weeks ago. Comment now