Many Americans Didn't Know There Was Such Anger Against Their Country.
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It's been 25 years since al-Qaeda carried out the most infamous terrorist attack in history in New York. In our live broadcast, we take stock of the ripple effects of the attack on the World Trade Center and how it fundamentally reshaped the world we live in.
The Americans celebrated today 25 years after the Al-Qaeda attacks on the United States.
Americans remember the most tragic day in their modern history, when members of Al Qaeda hijacked planes and attacked the United States' economic and military centers a quarter of a century ago. Life came to a standstill for a moment.
Following the September 11, 2001, attacks, the United States declared a war on terrorism (War on Terror). Under this banner, the United States has conducted—and continues to conduct—actions against organizations and other entities associated with the attacks, primarily al-Qaeda and the Taliban, and since 2014, also the Islamic State (IS).
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