September 11, 2001, was the end of the world for the United States and Americans. The collapse of two 110-story World Trade Center buildings, the collapse of the Pentagon, and the large number of casualties have not only caused heavy economic losses to the United States, but also put the United States into an endless fight against terrorism. The next set of photos is the real scene of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States. In the photo, the World Trade Center Building 1 ignites a raging fire after the impact.
In the photo, the World Trade Center Building 1 ignites a raging fire after the impact.
At 8:14 a.m. on September 11, 2001, American Airlines Flight 11 was hijacked by terrorists as it reached 10,700 meters. After 32 minutes, the plane crashed into one of the World Trade Center at about 490 miles per hour. According to survivors at the time, the building shook violently at the moment of the plane's impact. The impact resulted in the deaths of all the people on board and a large number of people in the building. At that time, the location of the plane impact was between the 94th and 98th floors, and the impact caused the power damage in the building to prevent the elevator from running, and the people at the top could not stand the high temperature and had to choose to jump from the upper floor. In the photo is a waiter who jumped down from the 106th floor.
In the photo is a waiter who jumped down from the 106th floor.
At the time of 9/11, Then-U.S. President George W. Bush was attending a demonstration reading class at Emma E. Brook Elementary School in Florida. When he learned that the United States had been attacked by terror, George W. Bush was shocked. In order not to let the media see the clues, George W. Bush could only pretend to be calm, and then immediately ended the activity. The photo shows George W. Bush's horrified expression after learning of the terrorist attack on the United States.
George W. Bush's horrified expression after learning of the terrorist attack on the United States.
Between 8:42 a.m. and 46 a.m., hijackers began hijacking Flight 175. At 9:03:11 a.m., the plane crashed into The Second World Trade Center, hitting the plane and causing a violent explosion that killed all the people on board and an unknown number of people in the building. The photo shows the moment the plane hit the building and exploded.
The photo shows the moment the plane hit the building and exploded.
At 9:29, United Flight 77 was dropped for autonomous driving, and five minutes later the plane appeared 5 miles west-southwest of the White House Pentagon, followed by a 330-degree turn and then swooped toward the Pentagon. At 37 minutes and 46 seconds, the plane crashed into the Pentagon of the U.S. Department of Defense at a speed of up to 530 miles per hour and crashed, killing all the people on board and a large number of officers in the building. The photo shows the Pentagon after the impact.
The photo shows the Pentagon after the impact.
Just 55 minutes after the World Trade Center Building 2 was hit by an airplane, the building began to collapse, and no one would have thought that the first to collapse was Building 2, which caused the death of a large number of citizens and firefighters. At 10:28:31, The First Building of the Trade Center began to collapse, and the media was already broadcasting live, so that hundreds of millions of viewers around the world witnessed the entire process of the collapse of the building through television. The photo is the moment when the building collapsed.
The photo is the moment when the building collapsed.
The collapse of the building caused a large amount of dust and smoke to fall from the sky, and the scene was like an apocalypse, and a large number of people around the scene were deeply affected because they had no time to escape. According to statistics, dust and smoke caused a large number of firefighters, policemen, and sanitation workers who participated in the rescue and cleaning of the ground at that time to suffer from physical and psychological diseases, and more than 3,700 people suffered from cancer alone. After the attack, no organization declared responsibility for the incident, and various statements were widespread. In the photo is a victim who has been "baptized" by dust.
In the photo is a victim who has been "baptized" by dust.
Three days after the terrorist attack, then-U.S. President George W. Bush, accompanied by U.S. Secret Service officials, went to the scene of 9/11. The 9/11 terrorist attacks were the worst terrorist incidents in the United States to date. According to statistics, terrorist attacks have killed 2,996 American people and caused a serious impact on the US economy. According to the United Nations, the United States lost $200 billion due to the 9.11 incident, equivalent to 2% of the output value of the year, and also lost about $1 trillion to the global economy. In the photo, Bush hangs his head in frustration at the site of the ruins.
In the photo, US President Xiaobu hangs his head in frustration at the scene of the ruins.