This Friday marks 25 years since the September 11, 2001 attacks, which involved four planes and caused almost three thousand dead. The attacks stopped New York, Washington and the United States, causing an unprecedented shock in the country and in the world.
The attacks had a direct impact on the Middle East, having triggered a war in the region that caused thousands of victims. This war became one of the most significant consequences of the attacks.
America is still recovering from the consequences of that day, described as the moment that changed the world. The marks of the attacks continue to be felt 25 years later, both domestically and in American foreign policy.
