US President Donald Trump marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks with a ceremony at the Pentagon and vows that the United States will “never, ever forget” those killed. Speaking at the event, he renews what he describes as an oath sworn in the victims’ names and says the country continues to “fight today.” He adds that “there can only be victory,” and that the United States “fight hard” and “fight to win.”
Both outlets report Trump’s decision to hold the ceremony at the Pentagon rather than participate in commemorations in New York. Middle East Eye and France 24 also present the same central message: remembrance paired with an emphasis on ongoing military or counterterror efforts implied by his remarks. While neither outlet provides new policy details, they focus on the tone and key phrases used during the anniversary address, including his “sacred oath” reference and the vow of continued resolve.
