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Belgium Charges 2 New Suspects Over Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgium has charged two new suspects in connection with the November 2015 Paris attacks claimed by the ISIS group which left 130 people dead, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Factbox: Suspects Linked To The Paris, Brussels Attacks
Following the ISIS attacks in Brussels on March 22, below is a list of principal suspects and, in some cases, their links to the November 13 Paris attacks:
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FBI Told Dutch About Terror Brothers Before Brussels Blasts
The FBI notified the Netherlands about its concerns over suicide bombers Ibrahim El Bakraoui and his brother Khalid six days before the Brussels attacks, the Dutch justice minister revealed Tuesday.
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Brussels Attacker Had Been On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Sources
Brahim El Bakraoui, one of the Brussels suicide bombers, was on a US counterterrorism watch list before the November attacks in Paris and his brother Khalid was put on the list shortly afterward, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Ibrahim El Bakraoui Was On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Report
Ibrahim El Bakraoui, one of the suicide bombers who struck the Brussels airport, was on a US counterterrorism watch list even before the November Paris attacks, CNN reported on Friday, citing a US official.
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Brussels Bomber Brothers Were On US Watch Lists Before Attack: Sources
Two brothers who carried out suicide bombings in Brussels this week were known to US government agencies before the attacks, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Turkey Didn't Follow Procedure Over Bakraoui Expulsion: Dutch Minister
The Netherlands did not realise that one of the Brussels suicide bombers, who arrived at Amsterdam airport, was a dangerous suspect as Turkey failed to follow normal procedures when expelling him, the justice minister in The Hague said.
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Brussels Suicide Bomber Had Violated Parole But Was Released By Court
Brussels suicide bomber Khalid El Bakraoui violated the terms of his parole last May by maintaining contacts with past criminal associates but a Belgian magistrate released him, De Morgen newspaper said on Thursday.
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Brussels Attacker Was Deported From Turkey Twice: Turkish Official
One of the attackers in the Brussels suicide bombings, Ibrahim El Bakraoui, was deported twice from Turkey last year, in July and August, a Turkish government official said today.
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As Siblings Again Unite To Unleash Terror, Experts Ask What Drives Them
The identification of Khalid and Ibrahim El Bakraoui as suicide bombers in the deadly Brussels attacks is confronting investigators and counterterrorism experts with a disturbingly recurrent question: Why do so many terrorists turn out to be brothers?
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Brothers-In-Jihad -- When Fraternal Bonds Lead To Terror
The Brussels attackers included a pair of brothers, the latest in a long string of sibling duos involved in violent religious extremism -- something experts say can occur when close childhood bonds "spin out of control."
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'Hunted' Brussels Suicide Brothers Abandoned Crime For 'Jihad'
Long before blowing themselves up in crowds of innocent people, suicide bomber Ibrahim El Bakraoui and his brother Khalid lived the lives of the classic Brussels hoodlum.
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ISIS Trains 400 Fighters To Attack Europe In Wave Of Bloodshed
The ISIS group has trained at least 400 fighters to target Europe in deadly waves of attacks, deploying interlocking terror cells like the ones that struck Brussels and Paris with orders to choose the time, place and method for maximum carnage, The Associated Press has learned.
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Turkey Says Brussels Attacker Deported In 2015, Belgium Ignored Warning
One of the attackers in the Brussels suicide bombings was deported last year from Turkey, and Belgium subsequently ignored a warning that the man was a terrorist, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday.
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Brussels Bomber Left Will In Trash Can. 'Don't Know What To Do,' It Read
Brussels airport suicide bomber Ibrahim El Bakraoui has left a rushed will in a trash can that said he did not know what to do as the police were hunting for him, Belgium's federal prosecutor said on Wednesday.
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Belgium Charges 2 New Suspects Over Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgium has charged two new suspects in connection with the November 2015 Paris attacks claimed by the ISIS group which left 130 people dead, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Factbox: Suspects Linked To The Paris, Brussels Attacks
Following the ISIS attacks in Brussels on March 22, below is a list of principal suspects and, in some cases, their links to the November 13 Paris attacks:
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FBI Told Dutch About Terror Brothers Before Brussels Blasts
The FBI notified the Netherlands about its concerns over suicide bombers Ibrahim El Bakraoui and his brother Khalid six days before the Brussels attacks, the Dutch justice minister revealed Tuesday.
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Brussels Attacker Had Been On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Sources
Brahim El Bakraoui, one of the Brussels suicide bombers, was on a US counterterrorism watch list before the November attacks in Paris and his brother Khalid was put on the list shortly afterward, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Ibrahim El Bakraoui Was On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Report
Ibrahim El Bakraoui, one of the suicide bombers who struck the Brussels airport, was on a US counterterrorism watch list even before the November Paris attacks, CNN reported on Friday, citing a US official.
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Brussels Bomber Brothers Were On US Watch Lists Before Attack: Sources
Two brothers who carried out suicide bombings in Brussels this week were known to US government agencies before the attacks, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Turkey Didn't Follow Procedure Over Bakraoui Expulsion: Dutch Minister
The Netherlands did not realise that one of the Brussels suicide bombers, who arrived at Amsterdam airport, was a dangerous suspect as Turkey failed to follow normal procedures when expelling him, the justice minister in The Hague said.
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Brussels Suicide Bomber Had Violated Parole But Was Released By Court
Brussels suicide bomber Khalid El Bakraoui violated the terms of his parole last May by maintaining contacts with past criminal associates but a Belgian magistrate released him, De Morgen newspaper said on Thursday.
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Brussels Attacker Was Deported From Turkey Twice: Turkish Official
One of the attackers in the Brussels suicide bombings, Ibrahim El Bakraoui, was deported twice from Turkey last year, in July and August, a Turkish government official said today.
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As Siblings Again Unite To Unleash Terror, Experts Ask What Drives Them
The identification of Khalid and Ibrahim El Bakraoui as suicide bombers in the deadly Brussels attacks is confronting investigators and counterterrorism experts with a disturbingly recurrent question: Why do so many terrorists turn out to be brothers?
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Brothers-In-Jihad -- When Fraternal Bonds Lead To Terror
The Brussels attackers included a pair of brothers, the latest in a long string of sibling duos involved in violent religious extremism -- something experts say can occur when close childhood bonds "spin out of control."
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'Hunted' Brussels Suicide Brothers Abandoned Crime For 'Jihad'
Long before blowing themselves up in crowds of innocent people, suicide bomber Ibrahim El Bakraoui and his brother Khalid lived the lives of the classic Brussels hoodlum.
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ISIS Trains 400 Fighters To Attack Europe In Wave Of Bloodshed
The ISIS group has trained at least 400 fighters to target Europe in deadly waves of attacks, deploying interlocking terror cells like the ones that struck Brussels and Paris with orders to choose the time, place and method for maximum carnage, The Associated Press has learned.
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Turkey Says Brussels Attacker Deported In 2015, Belgium Ignored Warning
One of the attackers in the Brussels suicide bombings was deported last year from Turkey, and Belgium subsequently ignored a warning that the man was a terrorist, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday.
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Brussels Bomber Left Will In Trash Can. 'Don't Know What To Do,' It Read
Brussels airport suicide bomber Ibrahim El Bakraoui has left a rushed will in a trash can that said he did not know what to do as the police were hunting for him, Belgium's federal prosecutor said on Wednesday.
