September 11, 2001: How the Terrorist Attacks Shocked the World
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Twenty-five years ago, abducted planes rushed into the World Trade Center – both towers collapsed within two hours. Chancellor Schröder spoke of a declaration of war against the civilized world.
"September 11 showed how vulnerable we can be to people who want us harm."
25 years later, September 11 remains one of the most defining events of the 21st century, with consequences that continue to influence international politics and everyday life.
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, in which nearly 3,000 people were killed, have changed the US and the world in a lasting manner. "The war on terror led to wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, had surveillance and security measures enormously expanded and shaped the handling of terrorist suspects. Twenty-five years later, the consequences are still noticeable: from Afghanistan to Guantanamo to health damage to tens of thousands of helpers i…
Today, Friday, marks exactly 25 years since the horrific tragedy and chaos in the skies of North America. Article The September 11 terrorist attacks were the second-largest aviation crisis of the 21st century so far, but by far the most far-reaching – old photos show why it was originally published this way at Moottori.
The jihadist organization Al Qaeda conceived the operation under the leadership of Osama bin Laden and the coordination of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
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