JamaliahYusofYacob - Negara
Islam (IS, yang sebelum ini ISIS/ISIL) bendera dan bom yang ditemui di sebuah
rumah di kawasan Brussels semasa penggeledahan yang dijalankan oleh polis
Belgium berkaitan dengan letupan pagi Selasa, kata pendakwa raya.
Bahan
letupan ditemui di sebuah rumah di perbandaran Schaerbeek yang terkandung kuku,
kata pendakwa raya Belgium. Sesetengah bahan kimia juga dijumpai semasa carian.
Serbuan
sedang dijalankan di seluruh negara berikutan serangan pengganas pagi ini,
pendakwa persekutuan Belgium Frederic Van Leeuw diumumkan pada sidang akhbar.
Pegawai itu berkata, sambungan mungkin di antara letupan Brussels dan serangan
Paris masih dalam siasatan.
BACA lagi:
'Europe adalah berperang': Pemimpin bersuara menentang pengganas maut serangan
di Brussels http://on.rt.com/77so
3 suspek
lelaki telah ditangkap oleh CCTV di Lapangan Terbang Brussels sebelum letupan
maut, kata pendakwa. Imej yang menunjukkan 3 lelaki telah dikeluarkan.
2
daripada mereka, yang boleh dilihat memakai baju panas hitam dan apa yang
kelihatan seperti sarung tangan hitam, mungkin menyembunyikan pencetus untuk
bom dan "seolah-olah mempunyai serangan berani mati," menurut
pendakwa, manakala lelaki yang ke-3, yang memakai bercahaya jaket-colored dan
topi, "sedang giat dicari."
BACA lagi:
serangan Brussels menunjukkan ISIS adalah 'menang' - bekas CIA # 2 http://on.rt.com/77ul
Polis
telah mengeluarkan satu notis dikehendaki suspek ini, dengan Reuters melaporkan
seorang pegawai kerajaan sebagai berkata, lelaki itu dilihat berjalan dari
bangunan lapangan terbang.
Peranti
banyak letupan ditemui di lapangan terbang pada waktu petang, agensi berita
Belga melaporkan, memetik sumber polis.
Baca
lebih lanjut: Lapangan terbang Brussels dan Metro pengeboman selepas TERKINI
LIVE http://on.rt.com/77nz
Menurut
sumber penguatkuasaan undang-undang lain, objek yang mencurigakan telah
dineutralkan oleh juruteknik bom di lapangan terbang, yang masih dikepung.
Pihak
berkuasa Belgium mengesahkan awal hari ini bahawa peranti tidak meletup yang ke-3
telah ditemui di lapangan terbang itu dengan berkata ia telah dimusnahkan oleh
perkhidmatan keselamatan.
Letupan
berkembar pergi dalam balai berlepas yang sibuk di lapangan terbang Brussels
pada pagi Selasa pada masa sekitar 08:00 tempatan dan meragut nyawa
sekurang-kurangnya 14 orang. Satu lagi serangan di ibu negara Belgium
disasarkan Metro Brussels', membunuh sekurang-kurangnya 20 orang di stesen
Maalbeek, yang terletak berhampiran dengan institusi EU di Brussels.
Sekitar
230 orang cedera dalam serangan, Pusat Krisis Kementerian Dalam Negeri Belgium
itu telah melaporkan, sambil menekankan bahawa angka-angka tidak muktamad.
3 hari
berkabung negara telah diumumkan di Belgium.
IS
telah mendakwa bertanggungjawab bagi serangan Brussels, menurut agensi AMAQ,
yang bergabung dengan kumpulan militan.
Baca
lebih lanjut: Pembunuhan beramai-ramai di jalan-jalan Eropah: 12 tahun
keganasan (GAMBAR, VIDEO) http://on.rt.com/77s0
Letupan
Selasa datang hanya beberapa hari selepas Salah Abdeslam, suspek yang masih
hidup perdana dari pembunuhan beramai-ramai Paris pada bulan November,
ditangkap di ibu negara Belgium. Kebangsaan Perancis Belgium kelahiran berusia
26 tahun itu ditahan dalam satu serbuan pada 18 Mac dan secara rasmi dituduh
membunuh pengganas. Beberapa orang yang lain telah ditangkap dalam serbuan itu
dan didakwa terbabit dalam pembunuhan pengganas, menjadi anggota sebuah
pertubuhan pengganas, dan membantu dan bersubahat dengan penjenayah.
BACA lagi:
'Banyak lagi serangan Paris sejenayah yang masih bebas' selepas penangkapan
Abdelsam ini, Hollande berkata http://on.rt.com/77ga
Peguam
itu suspek memberitahu media bahawa defendan beliau telah bekerjasama dengan
pegawai-pegawai keadilan Belgium. Paris pendakwa Francois Molins berkata
Abdeslam memberitahu penyiasat bahawa dia pada mulanya merancang untuk
meletupkan dirinya dalam serangan Paris IS-dirancang, tetapi kemudian "berundur."
Menteri Belgium hal ehwal luar, Didier Reynders, kata Salah Abdeslam telah
mengaku merancang serangan pengganas baru, dan mengesahkan bahawa pasukan
keselamatan telah menemui banyak senjata semasa dia ditangkap. Beliau telah
dilaporkan telah diletakkan di dalam sebuah penjara keselamatan yang tinggi di
Bruges.
People leave the scene of
explosions at Zaventem airport near Brussels, Belgium, March 22, 2016 (Orang
ramai meninggalkan tempat kejadian letupan di lapangan terbang Zaventem
berhampiran Brussels, Belgium, 22 Mac 2016) © Francois Lenoir/Reuters
ISIS
flag & bomb found during house raid in Brussels - prosecutors
An
Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) flag and a bomb were found at a house in
a Brussels district during a search conducted by Belgian police in connection
with Tuesday morning blasts, prosecutors said.
The
explosive device found at a house in the Schaerbeek municipality contained
nails, Belgian prosecutors said. Some chemicals were also found during the
search.
Raids
are being conducted all across the country in the wake of this morning’s terror
attacks, Belgian federal prosecutor Frederic Van Leeuw announced at a press
conference. The official added that a possible connection between the Brussels
blasts and the Paris attacks is still being investigated.
Three
male suspects were captured by CCTV at Brussels Airport before the deadly
blasts, the prosecutor said. An image showing the three men has been released.
Two of
them, who can be seen wearing black jumpers and what looks like black gloves,
possibly hid a trigger for a bomb and “seem to have committed suicide attacks,”
according to the prosecutor, while the third man, who was wearing a
light-colored jacket and a hat, “is
actively being sought.”
Police
have released a wanted notice for this suspect, with Reuters reporting a
government official as saying that the man was seen running away from the
airport building.
More
explosive devices were found at the airport in the evening, the Belga news
agency reported, citing a police source.
Read more:
Brussels airport and Metro bombings aftermath LIVE UPDATES http://on.rt.com/77nz
According
to another law enforcement source, a suspicious object was neutralized by bomb
technicians at the airport, which is still cordoned off.
Belgian
authorities confirmed earlier in the day that a third unexploded device had
been found at the airport, saying that it was destroyed by security services.
Twin
blasts went off in a busy departure hall at the Brussels airport on Tuesday
morning at around 8 am local time, claiming the lives of at least 14 people.
Another attack in the Belgian capital targeted Brussels’ Metro, killing at least
20 people at the Maalbeek station, which is located close to EU institutions in
Brussels.
Around
230 people were injured in the attacks, the Belgian Interior Ministry’s Crisis
Center has reported, while stressing that those figures are not final.
Three
days of national mourning have been announced in Belgium.
IS has
claimed responsibility for the Brussels attacks, according to the AMAQ agency,
which is affiliated with the militant group.
Read more:
Carnage on the streets of Europe: 12 years of terror (PHOTOS, VIDEO) http://on.rt.com/77s0
The
Tuesday blasts came just days after Salah Abdeslam, the prime surviving suspect
from the Paris massacre in November, was arrested in the Belgian capital. The
26-year-old Belgian-born French national was detained during a raid on March 18
and formally charged with terrorist murder. Several other people were arrested in
the raid and charged with involvement in terrorist murder, being members of a
terrorist organization, and aiding and abetting criminals.
The
suspect’s lawyer told the media that his defendant was cooperating with Belgian
justice officials. Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said that Abdeslam told
investigators that he had initially planned to blow himself up in the
IS-orchestrated Paris assault, but later “backed down.” Belgium’s minister of foreign affairs, Didier
Reynders, said Salah Abdeslam had confessed to planning a new terror attack,
and confirmed that security forces had found many weapons during his capture.
He has reportedly been placed in a high security prison in Bruges.
