Three explosions in the Belgian capital of Brussels that killed at least 31 early Tuesday have been widely linked with the recent arrest and formal charges brought toward the surviving suspect of the November 2015 Paris attacks.
"I think we really need to first follow what our State Department, our President, Defense Department is saying the strategy is in terms of combating the terrible threats that not only Europe faces but the entire world. But we’ve got to do it on a way that we don’t create more danger, fear, hostility, and terror," Lee said.
Although the same group said it was behind the November 13 shootings and suicide bombings that left 130 people dead in Paris, Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon was reluctant to link the two attacks earlier in the day.
