How many years did 9 11 happen, and what year did the 9 11 incident take place

2001-9-11 Events.

September 11 20:55 A plane crashes into the World ** Center in New York at 21:08 on September 11 The second plane crashes into the World ** Center and triggers ** September 11 at 21:08

47 A fire broke out in the Pentagon in the United States, and it may have been hit by an airplane, September 11, 22:03 A skyscraper collapsed at the World ** Center in New York, USA, at 22:29 on September 11, another skyscraper collapsed at the World Trade Center in New York, September 11, at 22:03

54 A Boeing 747 plane crashed in Pennsylvania, USA, at 23:25 on September 11 Bush made a public speech on national terrorism Tragic moment: On the morning of September 11, 2001, U.S. time, two American Airlines passenger planes were hijacked, with a total of 156 passengers and crew on the two planes.

At 8:48 a.m., one of the Boeing 767 planes crashed headlong into the south side of the World Trade Center building after flying at an ultra-low altitude, knocking a large hole in the building and billowing smoke about 20 floors above the ground.

Just as the people in the building were panicking, 18 minutes later, another hijacked Boeing 757 plane crashed through the north side of the sister building of the World Trade Center at a breakneck speed, causing a huge **.

Shortly thereafter, the building on the south side finally collapsed after another **, at 10:30 local time on the 11th (22:30 Beijing time), with another loud bang, the north building also became another ruin in **, and the world-famous New York World ** Center Sister Twin Towers have bid farewell to this world since then.

9/11It happened in 2001.

The 9/11 incident, also known as "911" and "9/11 terrorist attacks", was the most serious terrorist attack in the United States in 2001, with a total of 2,996 victims, including 19 ****.

This incident was one of the most memorable times since the founding of the United States, when the bustling city became uninhabited for a period of time, and it was a very feared suicide terrorist attack.

The events of 9/11 took place on September 11, 2001 at the World Center in New York, USA.

A series of terrorist attacks at the Pentagon.

The 9/11 attacks caused economic losses to the United States amounted to $200 billion, equivalent to the gross domestic product of that year.

of 2%, causing damage to the global economy of about $1 trillion.

After 9/11, bin Laden.

Identified as the prime suspect in the terrorist attack, the war on terror broke out in October 2001.

The incident took place in 2001

On the morning of 11 September 2001 (EST), two civilian airliners hijacked by terrorists crashed into Building 1 and Building 2 of the World Center in New York, respectively.

The two buildings collapsed one after another after being attacked, and the remaining five buildings in the center of the world also collapsed and were damaged by the earthquake; At about 9 o'clock, another hijacked passenger plane crashed into the Pentagon of the US Department of Defense in Washington, USA, and the Pentagon was partially structurally damaged and collapsed.

The impact of the "911" incident

The "911" incident was the most serious terrorist attack on the United States, with a total of 2,996 victims. The United Nations issued a report saying that the economic losses caused by the terrorist attack amounted to $200 billion, equivalent to 2 percent of the gross domestic product of that year.

The damage to the global economy has even reached about $1 trillion. The psychological impact of this incident on the American people is extremely far-reaching, and the American people's sense of economic and political security has been seriously weakened.

11 September 2001.

On the morning of September 11, 2001 (Eastern Time), two hijacked civil airliners crashed into Building 1 and Building 2 of the World Center in New York, USA.

At about 9 o'clock, another hijacked passenger plane crashed into the Pentagon of the US Department of Defense in Washington, USA, and the Pentagon was partially structurally damaged and collapsed.

Economic loss. After the incident, U.S. investors began to panic sell, resulting in **. During the week, the Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and S&P each fell

1% and, estimated ** shrinking trillions of dollars. Despite the large amount of money injected by Bush into China, after the reopening of the market on September 17, panic selling was still unavoidable, and the major stock indexes continued to reach their lowest point in three years.

Since Manhattan Island, New York, is home to a large number of multinational financial companies, their operations have been affected to a greater or lesser extent, with losses of more than $10 billion according to preliminary estimates. Companies with offices in the World Trade Towers are even more unlucky, with their operations nearly paralyzed and massive data loss.

Notable companies include Bank of America, Asahi Bank, Deutsche Bank, International Trust Bank, Kemper Insurance Company, Marsh Insurance Company, Imperial Life Insurance Company, Guy Carpenter Insurance Company, Kanter Fitzgerald Investment Company, Morgan Stanley Financial Company, and the American Commodity Exchange.

Among them, Morgan Stanley suffered the most losses, because it rented a total of 10,000 square meters of office space in the World Trade Center, and many of the company's employees did not even have office space.

9/11 occurred in 2001. The 9/11 incident, also known as "911" and "9/11 terrorist attacks", was the most serious terrorist attack in the United States in 2001, with a total of 2,996 victims, including 19 ****.

The 9/11 incident was a series of terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001 at the Pentagon, the center of the world in New York, USA.

The 9/11 attacks caused economic losses to the United States amounted to $200 billion, equivalent to 2% of the GDP of that year, and caused about $1 trillion in damage to the global economy.

After 9/11, bin Laden was identified as the prime suspect in the terrorist attacks, and in October 2001, the war on terror began.