The 21st anniversary of the "September 11" of the US officials warned: American society tears domestic threats is far greater than the threat of terrorist attacks

Overseas Network, September 12. According to the "Congress Mountain News" website reported on the 11th, on September 11, local time, the United States held a series of activities to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the "September 11" terrorist attack. Several senior officials in the United States warned that in the face of severe social tear, domestic threats from the United States greater than terrorism were greater than the threats brought by terrorism.

In an interview with the US Minister of Land and Safety, Mariocas, said in an interview with the National Broadcasting Corporation on the same day that in the 21 years since the "September 11" terrorist attack, the threat facing the United States has changed from foreign terrorists to domestic extremism. He said that the American people resorted to violent actions due to their domestic hatred awareness, rising anti -government mood, and even dissatisfaction with personal opportunities.

Warner, chairman of the American Senate Intelligence Commission, also said that he was more worried about domestic threats, rather than worrying about terrorism. Warner said that it was shocking that more than 20 years after the "September 11" terrorist attack, people who launched an attack on the United States were not terrorists, but people in the United States who participated in the riots of Congress. Facing the current social tear, Warner expressed his hope to see the unity of the Americans showed by the Americans after the "September 11" terrorist attack.

On the same day, US Vice President Harris also said in an interview that the "very dangerous" domestic terrorism in the United States would make the country "weaker". Harris warned that some recent incidents, such as elected officials who denied the results of the election and refused to condemn the riots of Congress, which caused American allies to no longer believe in the United States' commitment to democracy.

According to US media, for many years, although there have been no large -scale terrorist attacks similar to the "September 11" incident in the United States, this has not allowed Americans to stop worrying. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned in June that the country is already in a "high -threatening environment", and the situation may worsen at any time. It is hoped that the public will attach importance to domestic violence extremism. (Overseas Network Hou Xingchuan)

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