Tunisian ISIS extremist who killed 2 Swedish soccer fans in Belgium arrived in Europe in 2011

A suspected Tunisian extremist accused of shooting and killing two Swedish soccer fans in Brussels, Belgium, on Monday, has been in Europe since 2011, according to Italian government and security sources.

On Tuesday morning, police in Belgium shot and killed the suspect, a 45-year-old man who posted a video on social media claiming to be the assailant and member of the Islamic State. 

The two victims left a private party early, where they were watching the Belgium-Sweden soccer match.

BELGIUM POLICE KILLED TERROR SUSPECT ACCUSED IN DEATH OF 2 SOCCER FANS AFTER HOURSLONG MANHUNT IN BRUSSELS

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A supporter is comforted on the stands after suspension of the Euro 2024 group F qualifying soccer match between Belgium and Sweden at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, Monday. The match ended at halftime, after two Swedes were killed in a shooting in central Brussels before kickoff.  (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert)

The suspect allegedly pursued the two soccer fans along a Brussels street,…

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