'We can't be naive, it's time…': Sweden PM after 2 Swedes shot dead in Brussels

 Brussels Shooting: Brussels is on its most noteworthy fear ready as government investigators say an illegal intimidation request has been opened.

Sweden and the European Association need better boundary controls, and Sweden needs to build its own security, the nation's head of the state Ulf Kristersson said after a shooter late on Monday killed two Swedes in Brussels. Two Swedish nationals were shot dead and a third individual harmed in Brussels, in an assault which examiners are treating as psychological warfare.

Brussels is on its most noteworthy fear ready as government investigators say an illegal intimidation request has been opened over the shooting on Lane d'Ypres, 5km (3 miles) from the Lord Baudoin Arena.

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A representative for the examiner, Eric van Duyse, encouraged people in general to "return home and remain at home as long as the danger has not been destroyed".

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The man professing to be the aggressor had said in a video via web-based entertainment that he had been roused by the Islamic State bunch. The video showed the man saying he completed the assault for the sake of God and that he killed three individuals.

"I comprehend that numerous Swedes are apprehensive and furious," Ulf Kristersson said, adding: "this is a period for greater security, we can't be guileless."