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МИР ВСПОМИНАЕТ 9/11 - ОПРЕДЕЛЯЮЩИЙ МОМЕНТ В НОВЕЙШЕЙ ИСТОРИИ

11 September 2011

Нападения на Соединенные Штаты, совершенные террористами Аль-Каиды, будут вспоминать сегодня в траурных церемониях в Нью-Йорке и в других американских городах, чтобы почтить память погибших в трагедии ровно десять лет назад. Эти атаки стали определяющим моментом в современной истории. Они были определены многими, как прямой вызов западным ценностям и образу жизни. Весь мир встал на защиту США после 9 / 11, а позднее многие страны присоединились к ней в глобальной войне против террора, которую видела Америка и ее союзники во время вторжения в Афганистан и во время многих других операций против Аль-Каиды во всем мире.

Несмотря на споры, которые впоследствии появились из-за войны с террором и практики, которая используется в США в преследовании подозреваемых в терроризме, международное сообщество остается единым в своем осуждении гнусных актов, которые убили тысячи невинных гражданских лиц 11 сентября 2011 года.

Президент Барак Обама в своем еженедельном обращении из Белого дома говорил о борьбе с Аль-Каидой и сказал, что Америка сильна, как никогда прежде. Американский лидер сказал:

"Спустя десять лет после 9 / 11, для всего мира ясно, что террористы, которые напали на нас сентябрьским утром не ровня  характеру нашего народа, стойкости нашего народа, или выносливости наших ценностей".

Президент и первая леди вчера посетили военное кладбище Арлингтон, где почтили память военнослужащих, погибших в войнах в Афганистане и Ираке (фото).

В своем выступлении ранее президент призвал американцев оставаться верными своим ценностям. "Мы сильнее и в безопасности, когда мы остаемся верными ценностям свободы и многообразия, которые делают нас уникальными среди остальных народов", сказал президент.


источник: commonspace.eu
фото: Официальный сайт Белого Дома, Pete Souza

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