Brussels (Reuters) – Two of the attackers involved in the coordinated bombings in Paris on Friday came from Brussels, said Sunday the Belgian RTBF public television, citing office US attorney.
In a brief statement on its website, the RTBF said that “two of the assailants” came from the Belgian capital.
The country has developed police weekend a series of records focusing on Molenbeek district of Brussels and prosecutors they said they were investigating a tip from a Belgian car rental in Paris found near where the attack occurred bloodiest.
The Belgian authorities have arrested five people during searches of the weekend, he said the mayor of a suburb of Brussels on Sunday, but prosecutors have not confirmed the number.
“They have arrested five people in connection with the attacks in Paris,” said Françoise Schepmans, district mayor of Molenbeek, where the police carried out searches on Saturday.
Power prosecutors have failed to confirm the number of detainees, three detainees being the last data is known on Saturday.
The French prosecutor and Belgian said the car found near the concert hall in Paris, which saw the most violent attack was rented in Belgium.
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