Armed police arrest two men in hunt for Brussels terrorists

Armed police have arrested two men and already have CCTV of one of the Brussels airport bombers including the moment he detonated his suicide belt, MailOnline can reveal.

Every space in the city’s airport is covered by four CCTV cameras, including the arrivals hall where at least 13 were killed and 35 were seriously injured.
Maelbeek station’s surveillance network is also being used to pinpoint the moment that 15 people were murdered and 55 were maimed 79 minutes later.
Police are already looking at hours of CCTV footage before and after the explosions as they hunt for those behind the attacks.



But security sources said today they believe they already have video of one of the terrorists moments before he detonated one of three bombs.

At least two people in Brussels have been arrested this morning, outside the city’s North railway station, a mile from the Maelbeek subway.

Police and special forces are looking for known members of any terror cell who may be planning more attacks.
They will also round up anyone who may pose a threat to the public in an attempt to foil any more attacks.

Special forces are also patrolling the streets in case of more bombings or marauding gunmen used to kill 131 people in at least five Paris attacks in November 13 last year.

Britain and United States will already be playing a key role in trying to help the Belgian authorities work out who was behind the attacks.

Both MI5 and the CIA have stations in Brussels and its teams have ‘unique expertise’ that will help trace those behind the bombings.

Specialists will be scanning the phone numbers, email addresses, IP addresses and forums known to be used by terrorists.