Belgian police arrested two people suspected of planning attacks in Brussels during New Year's celebrations after an investigation revealed "serious threats" against "several emblematic sites" in the capital, prosecutors said Tuesday.
One of the two was arrested on suspicion of planning attacks as well as "playing a lead role in the activities of a terrorist group and recruiting for terrorist acts."
The second faced charges of planning and "participating in the activities of a terrorist group," the federal prosecutor's office said in a statement.
The suspects were arrested during raids in the Brussels area, in Flemish Brabant and near the southern French-speaking city of Liege.
The raids were ordered by an investigating magistrate in Brussels who specializes in terrorism cases...
i24news.tv with AFP
29/12/15
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One of the two was arrested on suspicion of planning attacks as well as "playing a lead role in the activities of a terrorist group and recruiting for terrorist acts."
The second faced charges of planning and "participating in the activities of a terrorist group," the federal prosecutor's office said in a statement.
The suspects were arrested during raids in the Brussels area, in Flemish Brabant and near the southern French-speaking city of Liege.
The raids were ordered by an investigating magistrate in Brussels who specializes in terrorism cases...
i24news.tv with AFP
29/12/15
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