Here's an intriguing item on the Brussels bombings from RFE/RL's Belarus Service:
Belarusian In Belgium Denies Russian Reports Suggesting Links To Attacks
At least two pro-Kremlin media outlets issued reports on March 22 claiming that three former residents of Belarus are suspected of involvement in the deadly attacks in Brussels.
But one of the men named in the stories published by LifeNews and Sputnik said the reports are false -- saying, among other things, that he and the other men could not have been suicide bombers because they are still alive.
The reports are the latest example of "yellow journalism and nonsensical efforts of miserable journalists" to "get their next little star," Ivan Doubash told RFE/RL. He said Belgian authorities have told the men they were unaware of any accusations against them.
Doubash and his brother Alyaksey -- who go by the first names Suleiman and Khalid -- are named as suspects in the Brussels attack in a Sputnik story that cites an unidentified "high-level employee of the Belarusian law enforcement organs."
Belarusian KGB spokesman Dzmitry Pabyarzhyn told RFE/RL that the security service is "aware of their existence," adding that their activities were being examined. The spokesman, however, refused to comment about whether they were suspects in the Brussels attacks.
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BBC talks to people who saw the explosions in the airport:
Amazing story from Fox about a Mormon missionary who survived the Brussels attack:
An American Mormon missionary who was injured in Tuesday's terror attack at the Brussels airport was a block away from the site of the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013.
Mason Wells, 19, of Sandy, Utah, suffered a severed Achilles tendon, head gash, shrapnel injuries and severe burns when two bombs ripped through the airport's departure hall Tuesday morning. He is expected to make a full recovery.