US Embassy commemorates 9/11 terrorist attack on US, says ‘time will not erase memories’
Moreover, the embassy writes that it honors the courage and selflessness of all the brave men and women, firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and citizens who selflessly volunteered in those first moments to help save lives. Photo: US Embassy.
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The US Embassy in Tbilisi is commemorating the 19th anniversary of the deadly terror attack on the United States in 2001, which claimed nearly 3,000 lives and left thousands injured.
Time will not erase our memories of 9/11” says the embassy, noting “today we remember and mourn all those killed or left permanently injured in the terrorist attacks on that fateful day.”
Moreover, the embassy writes that it honors the courage and selflessness of all the brave men and women, firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and citizens who selflessly volunteered in those first moments to help save lives.
Over the past two decades, the fight against global terrorism has brought Americans and Georgians much closer; so too has our shared sacrifice,” says the embassy.
The US Embassy in Tbilisi says that is deeply values Georgia’s contributions to the NATO mission in Afghanistan and to global security and honours Georgians who have lost their lives in the fight against terrorism, just as the embassy honours the Americans lost on September 11, 2001 and after.
The Noble Partner 2020 exercises demonstrate how allied forces continue to work and train together even during the conditions of the coronavirus pandemic, says the US Embassy.
The US Embassy in Georgia warns its citizens being abroad about the heightened tension in the Middle East.
Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani is concerned by the recent attack on the United States Embassy in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.
The United States Embassy to Georgia calls for “the immediate release” of Vazha Gaprindashvili, a well-known Georgian doctor and traumatologist, who was sentenced to two-month pretrial detention by de facto Tskhinvali authorities yesterday.