"As we proceed into whatever comes next, and clearly something is coming next, remember this moment. Remember being in a room with the holy spirit humming like a tuning fork."

"I just went from overseas, and every country I stopped, they gave us their condolences for his passing," the Secretary of State said.

"In the wake of Charlie Kirk's death, we've seen some of the very worst parts of humanity. We've watched people justify his murder and celebrate his death," said the vice president.

"The young men who feel like they have no direction, no purpose, no faith, and no reason to live... just like the one who took his life... That young man, I forgive him," she said at the memorial service.

"Without borders, law and order, and religion, you really don't have a country anymore," said the president.

"There's one part of our political community who believes they have a monopoly of truth, goodness and virtue, and concludes they have also a monopoly on power, thought and speech. Well — that's not happening anymore! We've turned that corner very quickly."

"Charlie Kirk was one of the most pro-Russian voices among US conservatives," Dmitriev added.

"If the US drops the absurd obsession with denuclearising us and accepts reality, and wants genuine peaceful coexistence, there is no reason for us not to sit down with the US."

"It will have no practical impact at all… The only country that has any real sway over Israel is the US. As long as the United States gives Israel unconditional and unlimited support, nothing is going to change."

The Moldovan authorities have “lost touch with their own citizens,” opposition Future of Moldova party leader and former Prime Minister Vasile Tarlev told Sputnik.
Moldova’s law enforcement, once tasked with protecting order, is no longer a guarantor of safety, but “a blunt instrument of repression,” he said.