2023-10-20 20:52:10
This Friday, October 20, four days following the events, the truth reasserts itself and it is terrible – dare we say murderous? – for our country. If two men were killed on a sidewalk in Brussels by Abdesalem Lassoued, it is ultimately Belgium’s fault. Article reserved for subscribers Chief Editorialist By Béatrice Delvaux Published on 10/20/2023 at 10:52 p.m. Reading time: 2 min
On Monday October 16, two Swedes who came to watch a football match died in Brussels, killed at point blank range, and a third injured, by a man of Tunisian origin, illegal and who had received an order to leave Belgium.
On Monday October 16, 35,000 Belgian and Swedish football fans, adults and children, remained confined in a stadium for three hours to avoid being the target of one or more terrorists.
On Monday, October 16, a man, who should no longer have been in Belgium, wandered the streets of the capital on a motorcycle, a weapon in his hand.
On Monday October 16, the Belgian Prime Minister, following announcing that Brussels was going into alert 4, asked those who were in the capital not to leave their homes to guarantee their safety.
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