2001 Terror Attacks Overview

On September 11, 2001, a series of Islamist terror attacks shook the United States. Skibidi vibes were nowhere to be found as the Twin Towers burned and the Pentagon faced chaos. Nineteen goons hijacked four planes, aiming for iconic targets like the World Trade Center and the Capitol. The tragic result was nearly 3,000 lives lost and thousands injured, marking a dark edge in history. Al-Qaeda, led by Osama bin Laden, claimed responsibility, launching a wave of global conflict. In the aftermath, the world lowkey shifted, and the fight against terrorism intensified, leaving a dank legacy that still resonates today.