Belgium Charges Two With Terrorism, Chips Away at Jihadist Group
- Charges filed over Paris, Brussels attacks after latest raids
- Investigators not yet sure if Abrini is `man in the hat'
Belgian police officers stand guard in a street in Etterbeek, Brussels
Photographer: Thierry Charlier/AFP via Getty ImagesThis article is for subscribers only.
Belgium charged suspects in the terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels, continuing to chip away at a jihadist network operating out of safe houses in Brussels.
Prosecutors on Saturday charged Mohamed Abrini in connection with the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris and a man identified as Osama K. as an accomplice in last month’s Brussels subway bombing. Both were arrested in Brussels on Friday.