Islamist terrorism
has attacked Tuesday in the heart of the EU. A double attack claimed by the
Islamic State (ISIS) left at least 30 dead and over 230 wounded in Brussels,
after a suicide attack at the airport of Zaventem, one of the busiest in Europe
and an explosion in a central station metro, within walking distance of the
European institutions. Relief last Friday to have captured the most wanted
terrorist in Europe, Salah Abdeslam, evaporated with an attack of a formidable
symbolic on two of the most enclaves protected by Belgian security forces. Overwhelmed
by an unprecedented episode in Brussels, the authorities refused to provide
official figures of casualties and actively seeking a suspect in the attack at
the airport.
