Usage examples of "twin towers" in English with translation to Russian

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that the Twin Towers were brought down by American explosives, not by airplanes, on September 11, 2001; башни Всемирного торгового центра были взорваны11 сентября 2001 года американской взрывчаткой, а не самолётами;
Bishop Richard Williamson has some very peculiar, and frankly odious, views: that no Jews were murdered in gas chambers during World War II; that the Twin Towers were brought down by American explosives, not by airplanes, on September 11, 2001; and that Jews are fighting to dominate the world “to prepare the anti-Christ’s throne in Jerusalem.” Епископ Ричард Уильямсон придерживается крайне странного, и откровенно отвратительного, мнения: в газовых камерах Второй Мировой не погиб ни один иудей; башни Всемирного торгового центра были взорваны 11 сентября 2001 года американской взрывчаткой, а не самолётами; и иудеи ведут борьбу за мировое главенство «для того, чтобы подготовить в Иерусалиме трон для Антихриста».
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