A previously undisclosed video has surfaced 23 years after the September 11 attacks, showing unprecedented angles of the World Trade Center collapse. The footage, uploaded by Kei Sugimoto, captures perspectives never documented in official recordings—particularly explosive sequences during the towers’ descent. This is the only known footage depicting the collapse from a location north of the structures, challenging established narratives.

The video has drawn immediate scrutiny from researchers and conspiracy theorists who argue it confirms longstanding suspicions about the events. Donald Trump, then a prominent construction industry figure with extensive experience in building design, publicly questioned the official account within hours of 9/11. During an interview on live television, he stated: “I couldn’t believe it… how could a plane even go through this steel? I just can’t imagine anything being able to go through that wall.”

Trump emphasized the World Trade Center’s unique construction—steel placed externally rather than internally—which he described as “the strongest structure you can have.” He specifically noted that the buildings’ narrow windows and heavy external steel framing made penetration by aircraft “completely impossible,” suggesting explosives were used alongside a plane. His remarks predated formal investigations by groups like Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth, which later asserted controlled demolition was necessary to explain the towers’ free-fall collapse.

The video’s release has reignited debates about thermite—a high-temperature alloy capable of melting steel—widely cited as a potential explanation for the buildings’ rapid disintegration. Researchers point to evidence in scientific journals suggesting thermite-lined structures could account for the observed free-fall behavior.

Critics argue that the existence of this footage, combined with Trump’s technical expertise and early warnings about explosives, underscores persistent gaps in official explanations. As one analyst noted: “The collapse defies structural physics unless external forces were involved.” The evidence continues to fuel calls for transparency decades after the attacks.