Overview
- Prosecutors say a police operation in Antwerp disrupted a jihadist-inspired plan to attack politicians.
- Three men were arrested during Thursday's raids, with one later released and two to be brought before a judge on charges including attempted terrorist murder.
- Searches found a non-operational homemade explosive, a bag of steel balls, and a 3D printer believed intended to make drone components.
- Belgium's interior minister said he was informed of a list containing a few people, including foreign politicians, while broadcasters reported Geert Wilders was among potential targets.
- Wilders said the Dutch NCTV confirmed he was a target, noted there is no residual threat, and announced he is suspending campaign activities after canceling debate appearances.