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‘Army deployed’ as massive anti-terror police launch raid in Molenbeek, Belgium
Saturday, January 14, 2017 13:33
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Mollebeek, a Muslim enclave and a hotbed of jihad terrorism. These enclaves continue to increase and populate countries all across Europe.
It was in Molenbeek that the Paris jihad mass murderers hid out safely for weeks, shielded by the Islamic terror underground.
BREAKING: ‘Army deployed’ as anti-terror police launch raid in Molenbeek, Belgium
ARMED troops are taking part in an anti-terror raid in the notorious Brussels neighbourhood of Molenbeek this evening.
By Joey Millar, The Express, Jan 14, 2017
While it is unclear how many officers are involved in the raid, a police helicopter is currently hovering over the area.
Several streets remain closed by police following the start of the raid at around 6.15pm local time (7.15pm GMT).
Belgian historian Pieter Van Ostaeyen reported the army has been deployed in the area. Related articles
He tweeted: “#Molenbeek Brussels 4 or more houses searched by police forces. Increased presence of military and police reported #Belgium”
Brussels police, however, refused to say who they were targetting in the raids.
A spokeswoman said: “Several raids are being carried out as part of an investigation into terrorist activities.”
The neighbourhood in Brussels has become asssociated with extremism in recent years. Three terrorists believed to be involved in the Paris attacks of November 2015 had grown up and lived in the area.
Salah Abdeslam, one of the suspects, was captured in March last year in a shoot-out with police.
Damage seen inside the departure terminal following the March 22, 2016 bombing at Zaventem Airport.
