Question

necesito una narracion de un accidente de la vida real en ingles

Answer 1

The attacks of September 11, 2001 (commonly referred to as 9/11 or the numeronym 11 S) were a series of terrorist attacks committed suicide that day in the United States by members of the Al Qaeda jihadist network by hijacking airliners to be hit several targets, killing about 3,000 people, producing more than 6000 wounded and the destruction of the World Trade Center environment in New York and serious damage to the Pentagon, in the State of Virginia , being the episode that precede the war in Afghanistan and the adoption by the US government and its allies of the policy called war on terrorism. The attacks were committed by nineteen members of the jihadist Al-Qaeda network, one divided into four groups of kidnappers, each with a pilot terrorist who is responsible for piloting the airplane once already reduced the crew cabin. Aircraft flight 11 American Airlines and 175 of United Airlines were the first to be abducted, both crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, the first against the north tower and the second shortly after against the South, causing both skyscrapers collapsed in the two siguientes.2 hours 3 The third hijacked plane belonged to American Airlines Flight 77 and was used to being hit against one of the walls of the Pentagon in Virginia. The fourth plane, belonging to United Airlines Flight 93, did not reach any goal to be crashed in an open field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, after losing control in the cabin as a result of the confrontation of the passengers and crew with the terrorist group. It would have the eventual objective United States Capitol, located in Washington. The attacks caused more than 6000 wounded, the death of 2973 people and the disappearance of other equally 24,4 resulting 19 dead terrorists. The attacks, which were condemned immediately as horrific attacks terroristas5 by the United Nations Security Council, were characterized by the use of commercial aircraft as weapons, causing a reaction of widespread fear throughout the world and particularly in Western countries, which altered since international aviation security policies.