Mohamed Abrini

A photograph of the two suspects involved in terrorist attack at the Saventem airport in Brussels was released just before they detonated the explosives. Belgian network DH released the photo it got from the airport closed security cameras showing the two suspect terrorists seconds before they activated the bombs.

Two suspected terrorists are likely to be the focus of investigations for the deadly attacks occurred on Thursday at Brussel’s airports and metros.

Najim Laachraoui and Mohamed Abrini named by Belgian police as accomplices to November’s Paris attacks are still on the run after police raids that led to the arrest of Salah Abdeslam, the lead Paris attacker, on Friday.

The prime surviving suspect for the Nov. 13, 2015 Paris attacks planned to blow himself up at a sports stadium with fellow Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militants but changed his mind, he told Belgian investigators on March 19. 

Belgian and French police launched together a huge manhunt for two suspects in Brussels after gunmen opened fire wounding four officers, during an anti-terror operation linked to the Paris attacks.

Brussels struggled to return to normal on Nov. 25 after four days on maximum terror alert, with schools and the metro reopening despite suspects from the Paris attacks still being at large.

Huge manhunt taking place in Belgium. The metro has been shut all day, concerts and sporting events canceled, and all shops and restaurants have been shut ordered shut since 6 p.m.