On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Americans remembered the tragic day with many commemorations, when nearly 3,000 people lost their lives, and President Trump promised that the U.S. would never forget the terrorist attack and would fight to protect the country. (translated)
Twenty-five years ago, on a plane, I began to report for Itele and Canal+ what was happening on September 11, 2001. Yes, I was on a plane, the last to land in Baltimore after flying over New York. I talk very little about this experience. But it has profoundly (translated)
25 years of lies: what the DEEP STATE is HIDING from you about September 11! (translated)
70,000 attacks and 250,000 dead: the figures that jihadism has left us, since its impact in the 70s. The average of murders linked to Islamic terrorism exceeds 10,000 annually. Today, 25 years later, we remember #11September In memoriam. (translated)
The article examines the coverage of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the US by Latvian media, highlighting the efforts of journalists to mobilize and provide accurate information about the events that shocked not only America but also Latvia. (translated)
The world changed on 9/11, Spain on 3/11. Forever. Damn those who conceived, assisted, and executed these and all acts of terrorism against our way of life. (translated)
El 11-S cambió el mundo. 25 años después, sus lecciones siguen vigentes. Ningún país puede garantizar su seguridad en solitario. Necesitamos más cooperación, más multilateralismo y más respeto al derecho internacional. Hoy recordamos a las víctimas y sus familias, y transmitimos toda nuestra solidaridad y cariño al pueblo americano en este día de triste recuerdo. España seguirá trabajando por la paz, por la democracia y por un orden internacional basado en reglas. #11S #Paz #Cooperación
L’image terrible où l’on voit un américain se recueillir puis AOC et Mamdani rigoler en plein hommage du 11 septembre 2001. #11Septembre #Hommage #AOC
Americans commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in honor of the victims, participating in memorial ceremonies in New York, Arlington, and Pennsylvania, where they mourned the victims of the attacks and also remembered the later losses associated with diseases resulting from the aftermath of the attacks. (translated)
During the commemorative ceremony at the Pentagon, Donald Trump reiterated the importance of never forgetting the victims of September 11, stating that this is why we fight for victory and to maintain the country's security. (translated)
Ich erinnere mich noch sehr gut an den 11. September 2001. Damals war ich in der Nacht dienstlich in Norddeutschland in Terrorbekämpfungsmaßnahmen gegen den #Islamismus eingesetzt. Sofort haben wir uns in der Kollegenschaft, Politik, Gesellschaft in die Hand geschworen, dass wir unsere westlichen Werte mit „Mann und „Maus“ gegen den islamistischen Terror verteidigen werden. Hätte mir jemand in dieser Nacht damals gesagt, dass wir auf den Tag genau 25 Jahre später, weiterhin zahlreiche Tote durch islamistischen Terror auf deutschen Straßen zu beklagen haben, den hätte ich für verrückt erklärt. Ich hätte Derartiges aus damaliger Sicht nicht für möglich gehalten. Zu stark war mein Vertrauen in unsere westliche und deutsche Politik. Aber, wo sind in Deutschland eigentlich unsere westliche Werte verblieben? Dass wir auch heute noch Tote durch islamistischen Terror und ängstlich schreiende Menschen auf unseren Straßen erleben müssen, ist furchtbar. In stillem Gedenken an alle Opfer dieser furchtbaren Verbrechen. 🖤🕯️ #11September #Terrorismus #WestlicheWerte
Wie man ausgerechnet den 11. September zum Anlass nehmen kann, Islamophobie anzuprangern, ist wirklich unfassbar. Schafft den ÖRR ab. https://t.co/71x0i6ZQjh #Islamophobie #ÖffentlichrechtlicherRundfunk #11September
The article explores how September 11, 2001, became a shared historical moment, analyzing how millions of people learned about the attacks in real time and how this memory is connected to the immediacy and media coverage of the event. (translated)
For the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks, memorial ceremonies are taking place in various cities across the United States, with the presence of New York's first Muslim mayor and an increase to seven moments of silence in honor of the victims. (translated)
Presidents and New Yorkers gathered today to remember the victims of the September 11 attacks with seven minutes of silence, 25 years after the tragedy, with all living former presidents participating, while Donald Trump chose to attend a ceremony at the Pentagon instead. (translated)
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, Christina Stanton, a guide at Ground Zero, is committed to passing on the little-known stories of this tragedy to younger generations in order to preserve the memory of the victims. (translated)
Bruno Dellinger, the only French survivor of the September 11 attacks, talks about his experience and his desire to look towards the future, emphasizing that three decades after the tragedy, he prefers to focus on the beauty of life. (translated)
The memorial ceremony for the September 11, 2001 attacks began at Ground Zero, New York, gathering the families of the victims and four former U.S. presidents for a solemn reading of the names of nearly 3,000 dead, 25 years after the tragic event. (translated)
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, Donald Trump continues to modify his narrative about that tragic day, claiming to have been near Ground Zero while evidence of his presence at the site remains nonexistent. (translated)
The 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks prompts a debate about whether this event had a lasting impact on the course of humanity, with reflections on personal memories and the different perceptions of younger generations who did not experience the event. (translated)
