God’s Punishment headline marks Sept 11 in Iraq
Iraqi newspapers marked the September 11 anniversary with bold front page banners calling the terror attacks God’s Punishment against America. State outlets showed burning World Trade Center images while editors urged that US policies fuel hatred and anti-terrorism rhetoric. Arabs cited Washington’s Middle East stance and Israel ties as fueling anger.
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WTC fragment buried at U S Embassy in Kabul ceremony
In Kabul a bugler played taps as diplomats and soldiers unveiled a steel gray marble headstone marking the burial site of a World Trade Center fragment at the U S Embassy. Acting Ambassador Brad Hanson named Sept 11 Patriot Day and urged a moment of silence for the 3000 killed.
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Pope denounces Sept. 11 attacks as barbarous and cruel
Pope John Paul II condemned the September 11 attacks as barbarous and cruel and urged wealthy nations to end injustices fueling revenge. He told about 8,000 pilgrims in the Vatican that terrorism cannot resolve conflicts and called for mercy and pardon for the attackers.
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Global security tight as terror alert rises worldwide
Terror alert la redistributed amid Sept 11 anniversary fears. U S embassies and allies closed in nine countries, mostly in Asia and the Middle East. Police with rifles and armored cars patrolled diplomatic compounds and key sites including airports offices towers and clubs.
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Bush marks first anniversary of 9/11 attacks
President Bush led a national remembrance as the United States paused one year after the attacks. He spoke of renewing the commitment to win the war on terrorism, while traveling to Pennsylvania and New York and visiting the rebuilt Pentagon. The ceremony outside the Pentagon honored 184 killed there and nearly 3,000 overall.
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Terror alert raised after new intelligence warnings
Washington and overseas sites tightened security as the nation faced a higher terror alert. The civilian code orange level followed a warning of possible Sept 11 anniversary strikes, with embassies closed and U S forces increasing fighter patrols and missile readiness. Attorney General Ashcroft cited credible threats while Omar al Farouq was named as a source of actionable intelligence.
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