Trump vows U.S. will use full power to block any future terrorist attacks
At a ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the 2001 attacks, Donald Trump said the United States will employ all its power to prevent a repeat.
Donald Trump addressed a gathering on the White House’s Ellipse, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks. He highlighted the current war with Iran and asserted that the Islamic Republic will not obtain nuclear capability. Trump promised that America will marshal all its power to ensure such an attack never happens again.
The event, organized by the Tunnel to Towers foundation, displayed a six-meter steel beam from the destroyed towers, which has toured 21 states. He also recalled personal memories of the day and mentioned Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick’s survival after missing the morning’s flights. The remarks linked the symbolic exhibit to the nation’s enduring resolve against terrorism.
