Overview
- The South Carolina senator called for a large campaign of military, cyber and psychological attacks without deploying U.S. ground forces.
- He said headlines about Arab allies discouraging strikes were "beyond disturbing" and warned he would rethink alliances if the report proved accurate.
- Graham urged destroying infrastructure enabling the crackdown in Iran and targeting leaders he says are responsible for the killings.
- President Trump has publicly encouraged protesters, canceled meetings with Iranian officials and has not ruled out strikes.
- Iran Human Rights estimates nearly 3,500 protesters have been killed, while Graham contends the death toll is rising despite claims the killings stopped.