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Trump confirms Pentagon visit instead of New York for 9/11 ceremonies

Açoriano Oriental29 August 2026 at 20:04

The US President, Donald Trump, confirmed on Friday that he will only go to the Pentagon for the ceremony honoring the victims of September 11, and not to New York, but denied media reports about the reasons.

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