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Paris attacks: Belgium charges man with role in assaults Paris attacks: Belgium charges man with role in assaults
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Belgian police have charged a man with involvement in the deadly attacks on Paris, the federal prosecutor said.Belgian police have charged a man with involvement in the deadly attacks on Paris, the federal prosecutor said.
The as-yet unnamed individual was one of five people arrested in raids on Sunday. Two have been released while the remainder are still under inquiry.The as-yet unnamed individual was one of five people arrested in raids on Sunday. Two have been released while the remainder are still under inquiry.
A further 15 people being held have now been released, the prosecutor said. A further 15 people have been released without charge, the prosecutor said.
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The co-ordinated assaults in Paris - claimed by so-called Islamic State (IS) - left 130 people dead.
A statement from the federal prosecutor's office said the man had been charged with "participating in activities of a terrorist group and with [a] terrorist attack".
He is the fourth person to be charged in connection with the 13 November attacks.