International Leaders Mourn Senator Lindsey Graham as Steadfast Friend

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International leaders from NATO allies, Ukraine, and Israel have paid tribute to Senator Lindsey Graham, remembering him as a steadfast friend and advocate for trans-Atlantic relations.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlighted Graham's ten visits to Ukraine during the invasion, calling him a "true defender of freedom." Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu hailed him as "a great friend of Israel."

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International leaders from NATO allies, Ukraine, and Israel have paid tribute to Senator Lindsey Graham, remembering him as a steadfast friend and advocate for trans-Atlantic relations. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlighted Graham's ten visits to Ukraine during the invasion, calling him a "true defender of freedom." Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu hailed him as "a great friend of Israel."

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