Interpol Issue Dirty Bomb Alert In Belgium As Nuclear Scientist Murdered

Interpol have issued a “red notice” arrest warrant against two German Federal Intelligence Service agents who they say are connected to a plot to launch a dirty bomb attack in Belgium in the coming weeks. 

The agents are suspected of importing ‘highly radioactive’ debris from the FlyDubai plane crash and of killing Brussels atomic plant worker Didier Prospero two days after the Brussels attack.

Whatdoesitmean.com reports:

According to this report, the circumstances leading to these “critical actions” undertaken by the FSB were begun earlier today when the Port of Vladivostok reported that their radiation detectors had “sounded an alarm” during the processing of a train car full of scrap metal leased by one of the world’s largest scrap brokers and recyclers, The David J. Joseph Company, that had traveled via the Trans-Eurasia Logistics rail system from Germany in route to China.

As per normal protocol involving instances of potential atomic threats to the Federation, this report continues, the FSB opened a joint investigation with the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), with them then discovering that the source of the radiation emanating from the scrap metal rail car was an aircraft ice detector that was emitting radiation that exceeded background radiation levels by 1,700 times.

Most concerning to the both the FSB and SVR about this highly radioactive aircraft ice detector (manufactured by UTC Aerospace Systems and sold from their Frankfurt, Germany location), this report notes, was that it was attached to the “mangled/destroyed” wing of a 1989 twin engine Piper PA-34 Seneca III plane that was owned and operated by the “secretive/oblique” German company Porta Air Service long know to transport BND equipment and personal.

As to how this aircraft was destroyed, this report says, was its crashing on 10 March after it left Atterheide Airport in Osnabrück, Germany, to follow a flight plan for Brussels Airport in Belgium, and which nearly immediately upon its crashing, a RT camera crew presented itself and began filming.

As to how, and why, an RT film crew was able to appear upon this crash site in this small German town near the Belgium-Dutch borders immediately after it happened this report doesn’t explain, but it does bear notice that many have long suspected that this television network, funded entirely by the Russian government, does, in fact, act in concert with the SVR and FSB on surveillance and counter espionage operations—and in this case would have involved the tracking of the BND agents aboard this flight as to why they were flying to Belgium.

Immediately after the crash of this plane though, FSB intelligence analysts in this report say, an Iraqi refugee named Hassanien Salman rushed to scene to aid the occupants, two of whom were badly injured, but the other two, believed to be BND agents, escaped by fleeing.

And again, though not exactly stated in this report, FSB intelligence analysts suggests by their wordage that the RT film crew was able to capture on their cameras these two men fleeing the crash and the “package/baggage” they fled with—which appears why the SVR was able to identify them as being in Froidchapelle, Belgium, two days after the 22 March Brussels attacks where nuclear plant guard Didier Prospero was found dead with four bullet wounds in his body laying next to his dog Beauce who was shot and killed too.

As to any final conclusions made by the FSB, or SVR, about these events this report doesn’t state, other than to note that many have long feared that the Islamic State is planning a dirty bomb attack upon Europe—and who may be being aided by Germany, which is especially to be noted after the surfacing this past week of a photograph taken this past September of German Chancellor Angela Merkel standing and smiling next to a man resembling Brussels and Paris bomber Najim Laachraoui.