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a crime against the people of India.

— Elon Musk, in a post on X, criticized the blocking of Starlink's launch in India and called it a crime against the people of India.

"As much they want to vanquish the Houthis completely, they also need to get back to status quo ante before Houthis controlled territory along Bab el-Mandeb," he added. "Ideally, it would be a fairly limited operation to retake coastal areas and get back to normal maritime traffic."— Michael Ratney, a former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia, commenting on the plan for a limited offensive and restoration of normal maritime traffic near Bab el-Mandeb

After many hours of deliberation, we are unable to come to a unanimous decision.

— Judge William Sullivan, Plymouth Superior Court, reading the jury's note in court

"People have to stop targeting professional athletes and trying to extract money. They have a target on their back and it's hard enough doing what they do. This has to stop," Schuster said. "People should focus on real victims from domestic violence. Allegations like this do a tremendous disservice to those who are really afflicted and impacted by causes like this."— Mitchell Schuster, outside of court after the verdict was read

Neither option is acceptable. The world is watching the massacres in Lebanon. The ball is now in the United States' court, and the world is watching to see whether it will fulfill its obligations.

— Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi; commented on the ceasefire versus continuation of the war in Lebanon in the coverage.

"We are boiling chai on the induction top but it’s not the same, it doesn’t get the same flavor," he said. "We have limited our menu, but none of it really tastes the same. Because there’s a certain heat and flavor that you can only get from a gas stove."— Chetan Singh, owner of Gulabji Chai in Jaipur, describing how LPG shortages force menu changes and affect flavor.