Trump Links Iran War to 9/11 at Pentagon Memorial
US President's remarks on 9/11 and Iran war draw mixed reactions
US President Donald Trump linked the Iran conflict to the 9/11 attacks during his speech at the Pentagon memorial. He praised the US military's role in the war on terror and described Islamic terrorists as long-standing adversaries of the United States.
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At the Pentagon memorial on September 11, US President Donald Trump connected the Iran war to the 9/11 attacks, praising the US military’s role in the ‘war on terror’. His decision to stay in Washington for the memorial, while Vice-President JD Vance attended the Ground Zero event in New York, sparked varied responses.
Trump saluted every member of the United States military who served in the ‘war on terror’. He described the enemies as those who plot to curb US power and kill its citizens, including Islamic terrorists abroad and at home. Trump called these adversaries part of an Islamic theocracy that has wished death upon the US for nearly half a century. He asserted, “We’re still sending terrorists where they belong – to hell,” and praised the strong, brave warriors who volunteer when it matters most, saying, “send me.”
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- Why did Trump stay in Washington for the memorial?
- Trump chose to attend the Pentagon memorial personally while delegating VP Vance to New York.
- What did Trump say about the enemies of the US?
- He called them Islamic terrorists plotting to limit US power and kill citizens at home and abroad.
- How did Trump characterize US military personnel involved in the war on terror?
- He praised them as strong, brave warriors who volunteer when it matters most.
- What message did Trump convey about sending terrorists ‘where they belong’?
- He asserted that the US is still sending terrorists 'to hell.'
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