Bush's 25th anniversary speech analysis
On the 25th anniversary of Bush's famous speech after the September 11 attacks, the American president announced that the United States had entered a prolonged war against terrorism, categorizing all countries as either allied with America or with terrorists. He clarified that the war would include military, covert, diplomatic, intelligence, and legal operations, and that it would not be limited to al-Qaeda alone but would pursue all terrorist organizations worldwide. This was followed by the invasions of Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003, although the objectives of the war evolved over time. The American campaigns faced failure in achieving a decisive victory, as terrorist groups like the Taliban and ISIS continued to control large areas, despite billions of dollars spent on a war that lasted two decades.
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