Belgian police have apprehended three suspects linked to a foiled terrorist plot targeting Prime Minister Bart de Wever. Described as a 'jihadist-inspired attack', the plot involved an improvised explosive device and drone technology aimed at the PM and other officials. The arrests occurred in Antwerp, close to De Wever's private residence, and included significant evidence such as a suspected explosive device and materials for drone payload delivery. Deputy Prime Minister Maxime Prevot condemned the attack as shocking, emphasizing the need for vigilance as Belgium faces a real terrorist threat. The suspects, aged 16 to 22, are being held for questioning and have been involved in other terrorist-related investigations in recent times.
Belgian Police Thwart Attack on PM Bart de Wever
Belgian Police Thwart Attack on PM Bart de Wever
Three suspects have been arrested in Belgium for planning a terrorist attack on Prime Minister Bart de Wever, highlighting ongoing security concerns.
In a significant development, Belgian authorities arrested three individuals suspected of plotting an attack against Prime Minister Bart de Wever. The alleged attack, labeled a 'jihadist-inspired terrorist attack' by prosecutors, involved planning with an improvised explosive device and a drone. This incident underscores the heightened security concerns in Belgium amid an increasing number of terrorism-related investigations.
