Paris attacks suspects’ pre-trial detention extended by Brussels council chamber

October 17, 2019   

(Brussels Times) Four terrorist suspects have seen their pre-trial detention extended as part of the investigation into the 2015 Paris attacks, federal prosecutors announced on Thursday.

In the context of the investigation related to the attacks in Paris on 13 November 2015, the council chamber of Brussels extended the pre-trial detention of Ossama K., Monir A.A., Mohamed A. and Adis A. by two months on Thursday.

All four men are suspected of links with the terror cell which orchestrated the terrorist attacks that struck Paris and Brussels in less than a year.

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