Brussels is experiencing a dramatic spike in gun violence linked to drug gang activity, with over 65 shootings recorded in the Belgian capital so far this year. The surge reflects intensifying turf wars among criminal organizations competing for drug market control. This escalation poses challenges for Belgian law enforcement and raises concerns about public safety in a major EU capital.
Byte's takeBrussels is reeling from 65 shootings this year as drug gangs wage turf wars in an EU capital hosting the bloc's nerve centers.