Montana Senate Republicans said Friday they were the latest recipients of a suspicious package purported to contain a white powdery substance after similar incidents in two other states earlier this month. announced that he had become a Republican State Official in Montana.

“At least two Montana legislators received suspicious packages in the mail containing white powder. Montana Senate Republicans said. tweeted. According to CNN, the white powdery substance was reportedly sent with letters of “anonymous threatening letters” following similar recent incidents involving Republican officials in Tennessee and Kansas. ing report.

At least two Montana legislators received suspicious packages of white powder in their mail. Both are fine at this point, and law enforcement is investigating and will test the material. #mtleg #mtpol #mtnews

— Montana Senate Republican (@MTSenateGOP) June 24, 2023

Republican officials in the Tennessee House of Representatives received an anonymous letter on June 22 containing an unknown substance.Tennessee House Republican tweeted The letter “contained obvious threats by liberal activists specifically targeting us,” it said. The letter sparked an FBI investigation. (Related: Report: Manhattan Attorney’s Office Receives Suspicious Powdered Envelope During Trump Investigation).

Last week, 100 Republican officials in Kansas also received an anonymous letter allegedly filled with a white powdery substance. Preliminary testing of the material was found to be negative for “biological agents of concern,” but a letter accompanying the material warned recipients “to be careful not to choke.” [their] ambition” and “your secret despise”, ending the letter.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen clearly His mother, State MP Rhonda Knudsen, was among the targeted victims and told her Facebook followers that the letter had been delivered to her home. “Be careful when opening mail. If you receive a suspicious package, contact law enforcement immediately,” warned Knudsen.

Republican Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has promised to provide “whatever necessary resources” to support the ongoing investigation into the case, according to a CNN report.