WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama is offering his prayers for the families of the two Americans killed in the bombings in Brussels and telling Belgians that “America has their back” in the fight against terrorism.
In his weekly radio and Internet address, Obama is renewing his vow to continue the campaign against the Islamic State group, which took credit for the attacks. He says U.S. officials are working with allies to root out the group’s operations in Europe.
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Obama says U.S. officials have ramped up intelligence co-operation and that FBI agents are in Belgium assisting with the investigation into the bombings.
The president says he and allies will review the U.S.-led air campaign and special operations against ISIS when world leaders gather in Washington next week for a summit on nuclear security.
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