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Trump says US "will never forget" the attacks and will continue to fight

Notícias de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 16:07

US President Donald Trump pledged today in Washington that the United States will never forget the September 11 attacks. The President's statements were made during a ceremony commemorating the terrorist attacks that occurred more than two decades ago.

In his speech, Trump stated that the United States will continue to fight against terrorism. The event was attended by families of the victims and survivors of the attacks.

The ceremony took place in the American capital at a time of reflection on the impact of the attacks on American society and the country's security policy. Trump joins previous Presidents in marking this solemn anniversary.

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