Oklahoma City Bombing: 30 Years Since Homegrown Attack
CBS NewsMay 7, 20251 min12,954 views
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- 💔 On April 19th, 1995, an attack on the Alfred P. Mura Federal Building in Oklahoma City occurred.
- 🇺🇸 President Bill Clinton condemned the act as one of cowardice and evil, stating the United States would not tolerate it.
Devastating Impact and Casualties
- 🎯 The bombing remains the deadliest homegrown attack on US soil, claiming 168 lives.
- 😥 Over 650 people were injured, including 19 children who were primarily in the building's daycare center.
The Memorial Site Today
- 📍 A memorial now stands at the site, featuring chairs arranged in nine rows to honor each person killed, representing each floor of the building.
- 😔 The memorial is described as a solemn and somber tribute to the victims.
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