An Islamic State flag was found by the body of a gunman shot in a house raid near Brussels, authorities said.
Two suspects escaped during the anti-terrorism raid, which was linked to the Paris attacks.
An Islamic State flag and a Salafist manual was found by the body of a gunman shot in a house raid near Brussels, authorities said.
The gunman shot dead on Tuesday in Brussels following a raid linked to investigations into the Paris attacks was named as Mohamed Belkaid, a 35-year-old Algerian living illegally in Belgium.
A police sniper shot dead the suspect, who had an assault rifle, after four officers were wounded on Tuesday during what investigators had expected to be a routine search of an apartment in the suburb of Forest.
At a press conference on Wednesday, Belgian federal prosecutors said they were holding two men, one who had been admitted to hospital near Brussels with a broken leg.
It has not yet been established whether they were connected to the shooting. Two suspects remain on the run.
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