Prosecutors in Belgium said Tuesday they have charged two more people in connection with the attacks last month in Brussels that killed 32 people.
A statement from the federal prosecutor's office identified those charged with terrorism offenses as Smail F. and Ibrahim F., saying they were linked to renting an apartment that may have been used as a safe house by one of the Brussels bombers.
Police have arrested six other people, including Mohamed Abrini, who was seen on the airport's video surveillance system alongside the two suicide bombers.
Belgian prosecutors said the Brussels attackers were planning to hit France again, but decided to launch a quick attack on Brussels after the arrest of key Paris suspect Salah Abdeslam.