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Updated: 07:14 p.m. EDT (2314 GMT) -- 11 September 2001
BREAKING
NEWS
Afghanistan opposition claims responsibility for Kabul explosions. Details soon.
Terror hits home
As rescue workers tried to reach the injured and recover the dead at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, explosions were seen and heard in Kabul, Afghanistan. President Bush will address the nation tonight.
DEVELOPING STORY »
COMPLETE COVERAGE FROM CNN.COM »
SPECIAL REPORT »
COMPLETE COVERAGE
World Trade Center towers collapse after hit
Crash destroys part of Pentagon
White House, Capitol evacuated
American, United confirm losing planes
Bush: 'We'll hunt them down'
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Statement
U.S. officials: More attacks can't be ruled out
Attacks strike financial markets
U.S. SCENE
FAA grounds all U.S. flights until noon Wednesday
U.S. military on 'high alert'
Major sports events postponed
WORLD SCENE
Taliban statement: 'Afghanistan feels your pain'
World in shock
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Evacuations amid chaos
Middle East, Asia condemn attacks
RESOURCES AND RESCUE
Emergency contact information
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Aftermath
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in New York and Washington
At 8:45 a.m. EDT,
day of disaster
begins
Map of attacks
World Trade Center, Pentagon, 767
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