New York remembers 25 years since 9/11 with dozens of events and controversy over Trump's absence and Mamdani's presence
The four living former presidents will be at the central ceremony, but they will not speak. The protagonists will be the 2,977 victims and their relatives.
A minute of silence will be observed at 8:46am in New York on Friday to mark the moment 25 years ago when American Airlines flight from Boston, piloted by Mohamed Atta, crashed into the North Tower. The ceremony will take place at the memorial built on the site of the former Twin Towers. The attacks on 11 September killed 2,977 people.
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