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Lindsey Graham’s sudden death sends shockwaves through Congress as politicians mourn and mull his replacement - live

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Shannon Ho, Lucy Campbell, Michael Carlson, George Chidi, David Smith
Lindsey Graham’s sudden death sends shockwaves through Congress as politicians mourn and mull his replacement - live
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has died at age 71 shortly after returning from a visit to Ukraine. Known as a hawkish foreign policy figure and a key dealmaker, his passing leaves a significant vacancy in the US Senate.

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Graham's death impacts the balance of power in the Senate and the future of US foreign policy, particularly regarding aid to Ukraine.

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Lindsey Graham , the Republican senator from South Carolina, who has died suddenly aged 71, had just returned from Kyiv after a meeting with the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy . It was Graham’s 10th visit since the 2022 Russian invasion ; Zelenskyy, who came away with promises of the aid that had been on and off with the Trump administration, called him a “true defender of freedom”.

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The article provides a balanced obituary, acknowledging both his legislative achievements and his political shifts.

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