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‘Man in the hat’ claims terror cells in Paris and Brussels part of a larger network Hortense Goulard politico.eu A police vehicle leaves Brussels courthouse on April 14, 2016, during the detention hearing Mohammed Abrini \| John Thys/AFP via Getty Images Mohamed Abrini claims terror group moved across borders with ease. The terror cells that carried out the attacks in Paris in November and in Brussels in March were part of a larger network and Salah Abdeslam, the last surviving suspect from the Paris attacks, played a bigger role than was previously thought, terror suspect Mohamed Abrini told Belgian police. Abrini, who was identified as the “man in the hat,” one of the three terror suspects caught on camera in the Zaventem airport in Brussels, said Abdeslam took care of logistics, according to VTM Nieuws, which obtained details of Abrini’s interrogation. “What I know is that Salah picked up everyone but a few people who were involved in the attacks in Paris and who came from Syria. I know Salah picked up people and led them to [hideouts],” Abrini told Belgian police, VTM reports. Abrini also told police he had met Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who organized the Paris terror attacks and was killed by French police in Saint-Denis five days after the attacks. “Abaaoud started as a normal warrior, but he had become an ’emir.’ He had 1,000 men under him, including many Belgians and French,” Abrini claimed. Abrini said the terror cell moved freely through Europe. “You know, an international arrest warrant, to be sought [by the police], that doesn’t change anything,” he claimed. “I passed every day in front of soldiers, policemen. Not with a covered face, but with a cap.” He added: “Security at the borders can never protect anyone. It’s just the politicians who want to delude people that they protect them, but there is usually no security. It has never been real.”