Tributes to Brussels pour in from around the world
Brussels was the target of terrorist attacks early Tuesday morning, as three coordinated explosions killed at least 34 people in Belgium's capital city. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the bombings. While Belgian authorities and citizens are left reeling from the violence, tributes to Brussels have poured in from around the world. Below, select images of the global solidarity. Kimberly Alters
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