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Explosives in Brussels, 34 dead, ISIS claim responsibility
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Terror in the terminal: Chilling footage shows moment passengers cower under desks and run for their lives after suicide bomb blasts rock Brussels Airport in series of ISIS attacks that have killed 34
At least 14 people killed after two explosions struck near the check-in desks at Brussels Airport at 8am (7am GMT)
Reports of a firefight between police and attackers seconds before they shouted 'in Arabic' and detonated bombs
Terrified passengers covered in blood ran for their lives after explosion sent 'shockwaves' through terminal building
Another blast killed 20 at a Metro station near EU headquarters in Maelbeek area of central Brussels just after 9am
Two suspects arrested a mile from train station at around 11am as hundreds of troops and police flood the streets
Comes a day after Belgium minister warned of revenge strikes after arrest of Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam
See more of the latest news updates on the Brussels bombings as explosions hit the Belgian capital
By SIMON TOMLINSON and MARTIN ROBINSON and JULIAN ROBINSON and JOHN STEVENS IN BRUSSELS and MARK DUELL FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 07:17 GMT, 22 March 2016 | UPDATED: 00:28 GMT, 23 March 2016
Cowering under desks and running for their lives, this is the terrifying moment passengers were caught up in an ISIS suicide bomb attack at Brussels Airport today in a series of blasts that have killed at least 34 people and injured 170 across the city.
Witnesses described apocalyptic scenes with blood and 'dismembered bodies everywhere' after two blasts rocked the terminal at around 8am (7am GMT), killing at least 14 people and injuring dozens of others.
Then 79 minutes later at 9.19am, at least 20 people were killed and scores injured, some critically, when a blast hit a Metro station just 400 metres from the EU headquarters in the city centre.
At the airport, there were reports of a firefight between police and the attackers who shouted in Arabic moments before detonating their bombs, one of which was understood to contain nails.
An unexploded suicide vest was later found in the rubble and a Kalashnikov rifle beside the body of a dead terrorist. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attacks.
The blasts, which detonated near a Starbucks and several check-in desks, sent shockwaves through the terminal building, shattering windows and knocking roof tiles off the ceiling as terrified passengers ran for their lives.
The explosions, coming just four months after the Paris attacks, have left countries around the world reeling, with security services placed on high alert, flights cancelled, Eurostar services suspended and France's border with Belgium shut down.
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katanya belgium ni sarang teroris...
but i beg to differ...sebenarnya belgium ni pusat pembiakan paderi pedo...tala budak2 dlm gereja |
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http://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/22/europe/brussels-explosions/
(CNN)In a grainy image from surveillance footage, he's a man dressed in light-colored clothes, wearing a hat and pushing a baggage cart through the Brussels Airport.
It's one key piece of evidence authorities are looking at as they search for suspects after two explosions at the airport and another at a busy metro station in the Belgian capital Tuesday killed at least 30 people and wounded 230 others.
ISIS claimed responsibility for the coordinated attacks, but authorities said it's too soon to say for sure whether the terror group was behind the blasts.
Belgian authorities say the man in white is one of three suspects tied to the airport attack.
The other two died in the explosions, Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon told CNN. But investigators believe the man in white planted a bomb at the airport, then left.
"The third man left a bomb in the airport, but it didn't explode. ... And we are now looking for this guy," Jambon said.
A photograph released by investigators shows the three suspects side-by-side.
Police say they are looking for the man on the right in connection with the Brussels attack.
Police say they are looking for the man on the right in connection with the Brussels attack.
Federal Prosecutor Frederic Van Leeuw said the two men wearing black in the photograph were likely the suicide attackers.
Video shows the men exiting a taxi and moving through the airport, according to two U.S. officials. The man dressed in white left the airport after accompanying the other two, they said -- a move the officials said appeared to be planned.
Live blog on the Brussels attacks
Taxi driver tips off investigators
A break in the investigation may have come from a taxi driver who took the suspects to the airport.
The driver contacted authorities after seeing surveillance footage and gave them the address where he picked the men up, according to two U.S. officials briefed on the investigation.
That information prompted authorities to raid the residence after the attacks, the officials said.
Several witnesses told CNN they had seen police special forces combing through the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, cordoning off a train station there.
Investigators found a nail bomb, chemical products and an ISIS flag during a house search in the neighborhood, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.
Ties to Paris attacks?
A Belgian government representative told CNN that 10 people were killed and 100 wounded at Brussels' international airport. At least 20 people died and 130 were wounded at the Maelbeek metro station, officials said.
The blasts sent wounded people fleeing into the streets, spurred evacuations of nuclear plants and transit hubs and led to raids in some areas as authorities searched for suspects and evidence.
A man with blood stains on his sweater leaves the airport.
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Passengers leave the airport after the attack.
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A young girl looks out of the window of a bus after airport evacuations.
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People stand near the airport after evacuations.
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Passengers gather outside the airport.
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Police officers stand guard near the Maelbeek metro station.
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A police helicopter flies above the area near the subway station.
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People embrace outside the Brussels airport.
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People are led away from the airport after the attacks.
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A victim receives first aid near the Maelbeek metro station.
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Ambulances arrive at the airport.
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An injured woman leaves the airport in Brussels, Belgium, after two explosions rocked the facility on Tuesday, March 22. There was also an explosion at a subway station in the city.
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Windows are blown out after the deadly attack at the airport.
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A police officer directs passengers in a smoke-filled airport terminal.
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Two wounded women are seen in the airport.
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This photo from inside the airport was shared by Jef Versele on Facebook.
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Subway passengers walk along the tracks following a blast at the Maelbeek metro station.
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A private security guard helps a wounded woman outside the Maelbeek metro station.
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Wounded people are treated outside the subway station.
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Rescue teams evacuate the subway station.
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Police officers guard the area around the subway station.
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People react as they walk away from the Brussels airport.
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A man with blood stains on his sweater leaves the airport.
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Passengers leave the airport after the attack.
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A young girl looks out of the window of a bus after airport evacuations.
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People stand near the airport after evacuations.
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Passengers gather outside the airport.
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Police officers stand guard near the Maelbeek metro station.
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A police helicopter flies above the area near the subway station.
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People embrace outside the Brussels airport.
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People are led away from the airport after the attacks.
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A victim receives first aid near the Maelbeek metro station.
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Ambulances arrive at the airport.
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An injured woman leaves the airport in Brussels, Belgium, after two explosions rocked the facility on Tuesday, March 22. There was also an explosion at a subway station in the city.
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Windows are blown out after the deadly attack at the airport.
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A police officer directs passengers in a smoke-filled airport terminal.
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Two wounded women are seen in the airport.
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This photo from inside the airport was shared by Jef Versele on Facebook.
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Subway passengers walk along the tracks following a blast at the Maelbeek metro station.
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A private security guard helps a wounded woman outside the Maelbeek metro station.
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Wounded people are treated outside the subway station.
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Rescue teams evacuate the subway station.
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Police officers guard the area around the subway station.
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People react as they walk away from the Brussels airport.
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Authorities in Belgium have been trying to crack down on terror threats for months as they raided homes in the area in search of suspects. Tuesday's violence came just days after investigators closed in on Europe's most wanted man, Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam, who was hiding out in a Brussels suburb.
The "working assumption" is that the attackers came from the network behind November's massacres in Paris, which left 130 dead, Belgian security sources said, while cautioning it is very early in the latest investigation. ISIS also claimed responsibility for those attacks.
As doctors treat the wounded and authorities search for suspects, a key question remains unanswered: Could the attacks have anything to do with Abdeslam's arrest?
On Tuesday, Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel deflected a question about whether there is any link between the attacks and the Belgium-born French citizen's capture, saying it is too early to tell.
Michel said Tuesday he had "no information" about who was responsible for the attack, adding that authorities will find that out, but now their focus is on caring for the victims.
Two senior U.S. officials told CNN they believe the Belgium attack is tied to the same network as Abdeslam.
'We were fearing terrorist attacks'
One of the two airport explosions happened outside security checkpoints for ticketed passengers and near the airline check-in counters, an airline official briefed on the situation said.
The subway station blast happened about an hour later in the Brussels district of Maelbeek, near the European Quarter, where European Union institutions are based.
"We were fearing terrorist attacks," Michel told reporters Tuesday. "And that has now happened."
Belgium is no stranger to terror. "The Belgians have been sitting on a ticking time bomb," a U.S. counterterrorism official said, given all those who have traveled from the small European nation to Syria and Iraq to join ISIS, then possibly come back home.
But for survivors of Tuesday's blasts, the repeated warnings from officials in recent months didn't dull the shock of seeing the carnage.
"You cannot believe it; you cannot believe it," said Jef Versele, who was in the airport's departure hall when bombs exploded there. "It was so insane. Not in my backyard."
Witnesses: 'People were on the floor'
The second blast inside the airport blew out windows, created a lot of smoke and caused parts of the ceiling to fall, he added.
"People were on the floor," Versele said, estimating he saw 50 to 60 who were thrown to the ground and didn't seem to be able to walk.
Anthony Barrett saw the wounded carried out on stretchers and luggage carts as he watched from his hotel across from the terminal building.
"I could see people fleeing," he said.
'We remain united'
After the attacks in Brussels, the home of NATO and the capital of the European Union, leaders inside Belgium and beyond vowed not to back down in their fight against terror.
In Belgium, where officials declared three days of national mourning, Michel offered a resolute message to those who supported and cheered the attackers.
"To those who have chosen to be barbarous enemies of freedom, democracy and fundamental values ... we remain united as one," Michel said. "We are determined to defend our freedoms and to protect our liberties."
In its message claiming responsibility, ISIS noted that Belgium is one of the nations "participating in the international coalition against the Islamic State."
A Twitter post widely circulated by prominent ISIS backers Tuesday featured the words, "What will be coming is worse."
World mourns with cartoons, open doors
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http://mashable.com/2016/03/22/b ... videos#ZjmVl6hXukqp
Raw footage shows Brussels airport and metro moments after attacks
CHRIS GRASINGER 9 HOURS AGO
Deadly explosions rocked Brussels, Belgium, airport during morning rush hour as passengers were checking in for their flights. Authorities believe the explosion was from a suicide attack. Shortly after that, there was an explosion at the metro near the heart of the city. Footage from the scene shows an evacuation on the nearly pitch-black train tracks.
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adakah kita pasti itu angkara org ISLAM..? nape nak judge macam tu sekali?........cuba selidik Dalang nye dulu baru blh point middle finger kat org ISLAM.
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lpas ni mana plak yg nak dibom? adoi dh xde keje sgt ke? pegi kambus diri dlm tanah la terrorist ni semua... |
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Kita kat sini mostly berugama Islam....why kita nak 100% salah kan Islam..ISLAM tak suruh kita bersifat kejam...tp why kita kat sini simply tuduh ini angkara org ISLAM...adakah kita paati ini angkara ISLAM...ISIS tu adakah mereka ISLAM...kat negara arab kaum non muslim pun nama ARAB....so jgn mudah melatah.sesiapa pun blh ngaku ISLAM and ISIS demi nk burukkan imej ISLAM.kaum Dajal ni blh tukar indentiti mereka dari kafir ke ISLAM dlm identiti card demi nk cemarkan imej ISLAM.kita as MLY or MLY ISLAM think think twice before once.
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fb takde buat tukar profile pic keeeee?????
doublestanderd |
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there are some madefaker who wanna launch world war 3 as soon as possible. SIAL BETUL!!!
dengan ekonomi yang sangat cilake macam ni, memang ada 'sesetengah' negara yang menggunakan pengaruhnya, skill konspirasi mereka untuk membuat perang supaya meningkatkan ekonomi mereka. |
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/g ... t-attack/?tid=sm_fb
On Tuesday morning, attacks at an airport and metro station in Brussels killed more than 30 people and injured at least 180 others.
The attacks took place a little more than an hour apart and were apparently coordinated. The State Department confirmed that some U.S. citizens were injured in the attacks.
What you need to know
Two explosions hit the Brussels airport and there was one explosion at a metro station during the morning commute in the city.
More than 30 people have died in the attacks.
The attacks come days after the key suspect from last year’s attacks in Paris was arrested in Brussels.
Belgium was put on a maximum terrorism alert, and the capital is on lockdown.
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks.
[Live Updates: Attacks in Brussels]
The first two explosions were in the departure hall of the Brussels airport.
The attacks started just before 8 a.m. Brussels time, when a blast ripped through the departure hall, followed shortly by another one near the other end of the terminal, where people had already started to run for cover. A third bomb was deactivated at the airport, an official said, according to the Associated Press.
Both explosions occurred in the bag-drop-off area in the departure hall, before the main security checkpoint. The second explosion detonated near a Starbucks. Shortly after, the coffee chain closed all of its stores in Belgium until further notice.
Broken windows at the airport after the attacks. Dirk Waem/AFP/Getty Images
Belgian federal prosecutor Frederic Van Leeuw said that two suspects at the airport are believed to have died during the attack, but a third suspect, the man in a white jacket pictured below, is thought still to be at-large. Police have issued a wanted notice and are asking the public to help identify him.
These two men died during the attack
at the airport, according to officials.
A man who accompanied
them is being sought by police.
AFP photo/Belgian Federal Police
About an hour after the airport attacks, there was an explosion at a metro station about 6 miles away.
A third attack hit the Maelbeek metro station, tearing open a metal subway car. There were more than a dozen fatalities and at least 100 injured in the blast.
European Union diplomats, government employees and other international workers routinely pass through the station on their way to work. The station was clogged with smoke as panicked people streamed onto the streets and rescue workers raced toward the mayhem.
Video stills of scenes in the Maelbeek metro station in Brussels show passengers evacuating after the attack. AFP/Getty Images.
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attacks.
The Islamic State asserted responsibility for the attacks, according to a statement posted on the Amaq Agency, a website believed close to the extremist group. The message said Belgium was targeted for its participation in the international coalition battling the Islamic State.
The attacks raised fears of further reprisal attacks for the arrest last week of the fugitive suspect whom authorities have linked to a Brussels-based cell accused of masterminding the Paris attacks last November. Salah Abdeslam was caught in the nearby neighborhood of Molenbeek just a few days ago.
Many of the suspects from the Paris shootings were from the Molenbeek neighborhood, just a few miles from the metro explosion site in downtown Brussels. Abdeslam had been residing in an apartment he shared with three family members and a fourth person, all of whom have been arrested.
[The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the Brussels attacks]
2015 was the deadliest year for terror attacks in Western Europe.
The attacks in Brussels follow on the heels of the Paris attacks in November. Those marked 2015 as the deadliest year for terrorism in Western Europe since 2004.
Data is from the Global Terrorism Database by the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism. Only includes incidents that Global Terrorism Database analysts have considered exclusively terrorism. Excluded cases may include insurgency, hate crime and organized crime. 2015 data is preliminary and may be incomplete.
The Islamic State is targeting these areas as part of a global expansion strategy.
The terrorist attacks in Paris last November prompted Europol to reassess the changing threats posed by the Islamic State. They found that increasing attacks on France and possibly other European Union states are part of a global expansion in Islamic State strategy. More attacks are likely planned.
At this time, ISIS terrorist cells in the European Union are largely based locally, but include foreign fighters. Belgium has more foreign fighters per capita than any other E.U. nation.
According to the findings of Europol’s report, these fighters are trained in Europe as well as Syria for special-forces-style operations. The Islamic State has shown its capacity to strike targets at will, especially those with the potential for mass casualties. |
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kenapa umat islam jahat sngt sis? |
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dan kita marah sebab Trump bercita cita nak ban org islam dari masuk US kalau dia jadi presiden?  |
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MOSSAD ATAU CIA PUNYE KERJA TU..SUPAYA JERMAN DAN PERANCIS BENCI ISLAM..SOK SOK..ADA LAGI NEGARA YANG BERKAWAN DENGAN NEGARA ISLAM LAIN..
AMERICA, BRITAIN DAN AUSTRALIA TU DAH SATU KUMPULAN SO MEREKA NAK RAMAIKAN LAGI KUMPULAN MEREKA...FIKIRKAN NEGARA MANA LAGI AGAKNYA..? |
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sabar jelah kak...diakalangan keluarga islam.. sunni,shia,ibadi,sufi,ahmadi ...sunni paling kuat sentap nak nak yg cenderung kpd salafist.
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X lama lg ntah berita2 camni jd normal n maybe someday nobody care anymore abt nyawa westerners.mcm berita nyawa2 org afrika or islam mati kena bom teroris.not headline worthy kekdahnye walaupon ribuan or ratusan org mati pon |
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tp sis...melayu ni katanya the lost tribe of ishrael bapak abraham mak keturah.... katanya
xdpt la menerima cinta pemuda melayu ? 
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apsal nak celakakan aku sekali? puuiiiiii
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AbukRokok replied at 23-3-2016 11:57 AM
apsal nak celakakan aku sekali? puuiiiiii
Ko puak mana???
Israel nasoro atau
Sunni wal jam'ie atau
Syiah tul fatimiah hatem thai atau
Wahabiah walsamaah atau
Isis wal daish atau
Amarekano atau
Russialo atau
Chinaneto atau
United kondom atau
Al faranciskut atau
Suluk muluk atau
Lain2? |
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ISIS bukan ke janji nak culik pemimpin negara kita? bila nak culiknya? |
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hmmm...benda ni berpusing n takkan habis i guess
sama2 nak balas dendam..sama2 rasa tertindas..sama2 rasa nak menuntut keadillan ngn cara keganasan..so mmg tak kan habis. tak kesah lah muslim or not..
saling tuduh menuduh..saling benci..n ect...
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