Denver International Airport in the United States was partially evacuated on March 22 due to a "possible security risk." to According the press service of the airport, the police are investigating suspicious luggage. The airport has warned of potential flight delays for several airlines, including Lufthansa and British Airways.

On the evening of March 19, the Turkish bulk carrier Lira crashed into the supports of a working bridge under construction, intended to deliver cargo for the construction of a bridge across the Kerch Strait. As a result of the accident, one of the bridge supports was destroyed, neighboring supports were displaced, FlashCrimea reports , citing a source in the Taman Federal Highway Administration.

The Belgian authorities have no claims against the citizens of Belarus, brothers Alexei and Ivan Dovbash, whose possible involvement in the terrorist attacks in Belgium was previously reported by the media. The brothers informed the Belarusian Radio Liberty about this. According to Ivan Dovbash, after reports appeared on the Internet about their involvement in the attacks, they turned to the Belgian special services.

Belgian Health Minister Maggie de Blok told VTM that 31 people died and 250 were injured as a result of explosions in Belgium on March 22. According to her, 11 people died in the explosions at the Zaventem airport and 20 in the Brussels metro, reports The Guardian. Previously, the Belgian authorities did not report exact data on the number of deaths. The media, citing various sources, wrote about the death of 30 to 34 people.

In Paris, the Eiffel Tower was lit up with the colors of the Belgian flag in solidarity with Belgium, where a series of terrorist attacks took place on March 22. A similar action of solidarity was staged in Dubai - they painted the world's tallest skyscraper, the Burj Khalifa, in the colors of the flags of Belgium and the European Union. On the morning of March 22, two explosions occurred at the Brussels Zaventem airport. The attack killed, according to preliminary data, 14 people.

Nadezhda Savchenko was sentenced to 22 years in colony. Reporting Ilya Azar Photo: Sergey Pivovarov / RIA Novosti / Scanpix In the court of Donetsk (Rostov Region), the process over the Ukrainian military personnel Nadezhda Savchenko ended. The court found her guilty of the murder of VGTRK employees Igor Korneluk and Anton Voloshin and in the attempt on their colleague Viktor Denisov, as well as in the illegal crossing of the Russian border.

Belgian police found an explosive device stuffed with nails in a house in Brussels, AP reports, citing the Belgian prosecutor's office. Also during the raid, the flag of the "Islamic State" (the organization was recognized as a terrorist and banned in the Russian Federation) and chemicals were found, the prosecutor's office said . It is reported that the searches took place in the Brussels commune of Schaarbeek.

A resident of Brussels - about how the city is experiencing terrorist attacks Photo: Laurie Dieffembacq / Belga / AFP / Scanpix On the morning of March 22, a series of terrorist attacks occurred in Brussels: the explosions thundered at the Airport Zentem and at the Malbek metro station in the city center. According to preliminary data, 34 people were killed, about 200 were injured. The responsibility was taken by terrorists from the Islamic State organization prohibited in Russia.

Police released a photo of a suspect in connection with the Brussels airport attack on March 22. According to a message on the police website, law enforcement agencies are trying to identify the person in the photo. The Belgian media had previously published a photo with the same man and two other men. DH.be notes that the two men on the left are wearing gloves on their left hands, possibly to hide the mechanism for triggering the bomb.

The tallest skyscraper in the world, the Burj Khalifa (Khalifa Tower), in Dubai, was lit up with the colors of the Belgian flag in solidarity with Belgium, where a series of terrorist attacks took place on March 22. The tower, 828 meters high, was also illuminated in the form of the flag of the European Union. It is reported that the Eiffel Tower will be painted in the colors of the Belgian flag on the evening of March 22.

Against the retired colonel of the GRU, Vladimir Kvachkov, another criminal case was opened. He is suspected of public calls for terrorist activities. The first interrogation of Kvachkov took place in the Mordovian colony, where he is already serving a sentence in the case of an attempt to organize an armed rebellion and promote terrorist activities.

A bomb was found and defused at the Brussels Zaventem airport, which did not work or was not activated during the attack. It was destroyed by controlled detonation. On the morning of March 22, two explosions occurred at Zaventem Airport. Belgian authorities said at least one suicide bomber was involved in the attack. About an hour after the explosions at the airport, a terrorist attack was carried out in the Brussels metro.

The Legislative Assembly of Sevastopol adopted a resolution on the early resignation of Speaker Alexei Chaly. The decision was taken unanimously. The decision to resign was submitted to the Parliament by Chaly himself. Ekaterina Altabayeva, his deputy, has been appointed acting speaker. Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Assembly Alexander Kulagin said that he reserves the right to re-nominate Chaly for the post of chairman. TASS Alexei Chaly announced his resignation on December 29, 2015.

The Islamic State (an organization recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia and banned) claimed responsibility for a series of terrorist attacks in Brussels. The corresponding statement was spread by the news agency associated with the terrorists. The statement says that the terrorists opened fire at the Brussels Zaventem airport, after which they detonated bombs on themselves. Then the terrorist blew up the "suicide belt" in the Brussels metro.

The Belarusian KGB says it's currently reviewing news reports that two Belarusian citizens were involved in today's terrorist attacks in Brussels, according to the agency's spokesperson, Dmitry Pobyarzhin. On March 14, the Russian news agency LifeNews (which generally runs fiercely pro-Kremlin, borderline-tabloid stories) reported that two Belarusian citizens were wanted by police for their role in preparing a terrorist attack in Belgium.