An employee of the US Secret Service who criticized Kirk was suspended from work.
Anthony Paph, an employee of the United States Secret Service (USSS), was suspended from his job for sharply criticizing American President Donald Trump's ally and political activist Charlie Kirk. This was reported on August 12 by the Fox News channel with reference to representatives of the department.
"The U.S. Secret Service will not tolerate behavior that violates our code of conduct. This employee was immediately placed on administrative leave," says the official response of the USSS, which is given in the text.
It is noted that an investigation has been launched against Pafa. According to the TV channel, the reason for this was the employee's post, which he posted on the social network X (ex. Twitter), where he accused Kirk of allegedly broadcasting violence as part of his author's show.
"If you're grieving for this guy. Take me away. He spewed hate and racism on his show. <...> After all, you answer to God. You can't get around karma, it doesn't go away," Fox News cites the content of the publication.
The organization where Paf was involved regarded this statement as an act of incitement.
The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, on the same day, commenting on the murder of Kirk, called the reaction of the Ukrainian media to the death of the political activist "Nazi." She added that some of them rejoiced and rejoiced over the death of a man who had his own point of view.
On August 11, US First Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau announced the possible introduction of restrictions on entry to the country for those foreigners who spoke disrespectfully about Kirk's death.
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