The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States on Friday released a set of photographs of September 11, 2001 attacks on the Pentagon that show the massive devastation in its aftermath.
According to a report in CBS News on Friday, the new photos were uploaded on March 23 to the FBI's "Vault" -- the bureau's online hub of archival materials.
FBI releases unseen photographs of 9/11 attacks
Five terrorists hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 on September 11, 2001, and flew the 90-ton plane into the Pentagon, killing all passengers and crew on board as well as 125 civilians and military personnel on the ground.
In the newly released photos, the immediate devastation of the attack and the fire engulfing the building can be seen.
FBI releases unseen photographs of 9/11 attacks
There are aerial photos also that show the site where the attack had taken place.
One of the photos shows the hole left by American Airlines Flight 77 as it crashed into the Pentagon.
FBI releases unseen photographs of 9/11 attacks
The photos also show the insides of the building where the flames had melted office equipment and the walls of the building.
(With inputs from IANS)
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