USA, a Quarter of a Century Since the September 11 Attacks, Trump: Iran Must Not Have Nuclear Weapons
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Spokesperson Ismail Bagaei criticized Donald Trump for using the Pentagon tribute to defend the military offensive launched in February.
Trump said today is also dedicated to remembering "how America responded to that evil," referring to terrorism, Sky News reported. "In those difficult days after the attack, we saw the true spirit of our nation. That day, we were all New Yorkers. Each one of us. We were all New Yorkers, but we were also Americans at the same time. We were all one family," said Trump. He said that America will never forget the attacks of September 11 and that bec…
"Today we renew the sacred oath we took a quarter of a century ago. We will never, ever, forget," the president said. "That's why we fight today. We have no choice. The only option is victory. We fight hard. We fight to win."
American soldiers are now working to ensure that Iran never possesses nuclear weapons, as announced by US President Donald Trump at the Pentagon at a ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
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