Four people died in hospital after Brussels attacks. And so the death toll from the attacks that took place last Tuesday in the Belgian capital rises to 35 dead, including the three suicide bombers who committed the massacre. The Belgian authorities made it known, specifying that the other four people died in hospital from injuries sustained in the explosions.
While the situation in Brussels remains tense and the investigations continue in Italy, it has been learned that one of the attackers had passed through Italy. According to what was reconstructed by Sky Tg24, Khalid El Bakraoui, the suicide bomber who blew himself up inside the Maelbeek underground station in Brussels passed through Italy in the summer of 2015, headed for Greece.
The men of the Counterterrorism have reconstructed his movements: on 23 July at 8:25 Khalid El Bakraoui lands at Treviso airport with a Ryanair flight from Brussels.
The ticket had been purchased by credit card from another man, Abderahman Benamor. Upon check-in in Brussels El Bakraoui registers with a Belgian ID. The day after, Khalid's name was registered on a Volotea flight which departed from Marco Polo airport in Venice at 6 am with destination Athens. The night between 23 and 24 overnight at the Courtyard by Marriott Venice Airport hotel in Venice.
Therefore, at the end of July 2015, Khalid El Bakraoui transited from Italy to Greece, a few days later, on 1 August, Salah Abdeslam was sighted in the port of Bari on his way to Patras. And also in Greece, in an apartment in Athens inhabited by Abaaoud, the map of Brussels airport was found.
