Belgium, known for previous extremist attacks, detained seven individuals suspected of terrorist activities, including planning an attack.

Belgium, previously targeted by terrorist attacks, saw seven individuals arrested for suspected involvement in terrorism, with connections to past incidents.

On July 25, Belgium conducted 14 raids resulting in the arrest of seven individuals linked to a terrorist group and a potential attack plot.

Coordinated anti-terrorism raids in Belgium involved 14 searches in 9 cities, authorized by an Antwerp anti-terrorism judge.

Seven suspects detained in Belgium are accused of terrorist group involvement, financing terrorism, and planning an attack, pending further investigation.

Preemptive measures were taken in Belgium due to concerns over the Olympics being a potential target, despite no specific target being identified.

A significant security operation involving police from 44 countries, including Belgium, is ongoing in Paris to secure the Olympics opening ceremony.

Belgium's State Security presence at the Olympics aids in efficient information sharing and collaboration with foreign services.

A liaison officer plays a crucial role in rapid information exchange and addressing urgent inquiries related to potential threats beyond terrorism at the Olympics.

A Belgian investigating judge will decide on the formal arrest status of the detained suspects involved in the terrorist activities.

The Belgian federal prosecutor's office refrained from disclosing specific details about the presumed attack to avoid compromising the ongoing investigation.

Simultaneous arrests in Europe were made in connection to the terrorist activities, indicating a broader anti-terrorism effort across the continent.