World | Belgium Belgium Charges 9 After Terror Raids Authorities cite plot against unknown Belgian target By Matt Cantor Posted Nov 24, 2010 10:29 AM CST Copied In this photo taken on Nov. 6, 2010, people are seen walking in the main square of Antwerp, Belgium. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo) Authorities charged nine people today in a Belgian anti-terror court following yesterday's raids in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, the Christian Science Monitor reports. Belgium charged 7 for plotting an attack on an unknown target within the country; they include 6 Belgian-Moroccans and a “Russian of Chechen origin.” Two were charged in connection with a plot to recruit jihadists to battle in Iraq and Afghanistan. A court date is set for Nov. 26. Four others were also arrested, three in Amsterdam and one in Aachen; all are thought to have ties to the planned Belgium attack, and are also believed to have been drumming up cash and recruits for a group of Chechen militants. Read These Next 'Bad batch' of drugs causes mass OD in Baltimore. Surgical staff squares off with ICE agents. Epstein fallout intensifies within Trump administration. He fired the crucial 'ninth shot' against Trump gunman. Report an error