Panic in Brussels: the army raided a hotel

Panic in Brussels: troops raided tonight (Sunday), at the hotel "Radisson Blue" in the center of Brussels, and asked its guests to stay in their rooms, according to reports in the Belgian capital.

According to reports, the security forces are searching for two terrorists, at least one suspect of participating in the attacks in Paris.

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel gave a special message to his people and said that the country's alert level would remain at level 4, the highest alert level. Because of preparedness, schools, educational institutions and subway lines will remain closed tomorrow.

The Prime Minister said: "We fear a serious and immediate threat. We fear an attack similar to that of Paris with some people performing several attacks at the same time on many sites, mainly in shopping centers, shops and public transport. It is a difficult situation for us all and we thank everyone for their commitment under these difficult conditions. We strive to bring life back to normal as soon as possible. Until then, " he promised, "the government will increase the presence of police and army in Brussels".

"Tomorrow," he added, "we will reassess the situation and the National Security Council will meet again to discuss whether to continue the state of emergency".

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