The Belgian Minister of Security, Bernard Quintin, announced that soldiers will patrol in mixed teams with police officers in areas affected by drug-related violence, especially around subway stations and in neighborhoods like Peterbos. This measure comes in the context of a wave of armed attacks related to drug trafficking, with 57 incidents recorded this year. The plan is part of a broader strategy to combat crime in major Belgian cities, including Antwerp and Ghent, and will be implemented as soon as possible, once the legal details are finalized.
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Soldații vor patrula pe străzile din Bruxelles
Belgia se gândește să trimită soldații pe străzile Bruxelles-ului, pentru a combate violențele provocate de traficul de droguri
Ministrul belgian de Interne vrea să trimită soldați pe străzile Bruxelles-ului pentru a combate violențele legate de traficul de droguri: „Capitala noastră este un dezastru din punct de vedere al securității”
Armata belgiană, gata să intervină pe străzile din Bruxelles într-o mare luptă. Situația din oraș este „catastrofală”
Belgium eyes using army to fight Brussels drug violence
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