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Two men wearing balaclavas exchanged fire outside the Clémenceau metro station in the Belgian capital early on Wednesday.
ADVERTISEMENTTwo metro lines and multiple trams in Brussels have resumed service after they were closed while police searched for armed gunmen.Footage shown on local media showed at least two men wearing balaclavas and carrying weapons exchanging fire outside Clémenceau station in the Belgian capital at around 6 am CET. Local media reported the gunmen fled the scene via a metro tunnel but have since left, with services gradually returning to normal. A spokesperson for the public prosecutor’s office told Euronews a police operation actively searched the underground network as the suspects fled, and there were no injuries in the incident. Police spokesperson Sarah Frederickx told the domestic press earlier that the suspects were likely in the tunnel between the Clémenceau and Midi stations and that both Brussels Midi police and the federal railway police were searching the area. Frederickx added that they were looking for a small group of maybe “two or three individuals” who were likely still armed. The incident is not being considered a terrorist attack, according to the city’s public transport operator. Clemenceau and Delacroix stations were temporarily closed, as well as the central Gare du Midi, which serves as a terminal for Eurostar trains. Local media reports suggested the incident was connected to drug trafficking, with local outlets alleging the suspects were carrying Kalashnikov rifles. Metro lines 2 and 6 were also briefly interrupted between the stations Trône and Gare de l’Ouest, near the European Parliament. Tramlines between stations Lemonnier and Berkendael and between Port d’Anderlecht and Gare du Midi stations were also disrupted. The disruption, which occurred during the city’s regular early morning rush hour, impacted thousands of commuters.
