Enause the politics of division and bring together the nation's unity

Former US President George W. Bush has called on the country to take the same unity that was seen among the American people after the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001.

The president, who started the Afghan war, called on the people of America to avoid the politics of sect and division, and he said in his memory of the 9/11 terrorist attacks that were killed.

The former president, who is currently away from politics, said, ‘I led a united America after September 11, 2001. The poison was a great pride for me.’

He added that the instability has swept away the unity of America, which is bad for the future of America, which was handed to the situation in the hands of the American people since September 11, 2001. But no division has eluded the sacrifice of the people who died on September 11.

The United States launched an attack on Afghanistan to eliminate Alcata and their allies due to the 9/11 attacks, which began the most protracted war in the United States outside the country. In this context, Bush said, ‘We have to continue to continue with the spirit of the extremists.’

Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden also visited Shanksville at the end of the day after attending a memorial service at the ground zero in New York on Saturday, and he also praised former President Bush's speech.