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Brussels Airport Bombings Suspect Abrini Left Letter Praising Paris Attacks

© REUTERS / Yorick JansensBroken windows of the terminal at Brussels national airport are seen during a ceremony following bomb attacks in Brussels metro and Belgium's National airport of Zaventem, Belgium, March 23, 2016
Broken windows of the terminal at Brussels national airport are seen during a ceremony following bomb attacks in Brussels metro and Belgium's National airport of Zaventem, Belgium, March 23, 2016 - Sputnik International
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Brussels Airport terror attack suspect Mohamed Abrini penned a letter in February, expressing his approval of the Paris November bombings, French media reported on Wednesday.

man whom officials believe may be a suspect in the attack which took place at the Brussels international airport of Zaventem, is seen in this CCTV image made available by Belgian Police on April 7, 2016 - Sputnik International
Terror Suspect Abrini Admits Being With Terrorists at Brussels Airport
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — In the letter, dated February 2, Abrini said that the death of his brother in a suicide bombing in Syria in July 2014 had pushed him to join Daesh.

He praised the Paris terrorist attack and expressed regret that he did not die as a martyr as well, according to French news channel BFMTV.

The statement was found on a computer in the suspect's hideout on March 22, the day of the Brussels attack.

Abrini was detained in Brussels two weeks after the airport bombings. He is suspected of having connection to Paris bombings suspect Salah Abdeslam, who was detained in Belgium in March.

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