Police in the Netherlands say the two victims injured in a stabbing at Amsterdam's central station were U.S. but that the attacker did not know
Netherlands' counter-terror chief Dick Schoof said the country's threat level would remain at a four out of five level after a double stabbing at Amsterdam's main railway station on Friday.
Schoof said on Twitter that "sadly, this reprehensible act fits into the current threat assessment."
A 19-year-old Afghan man was arrested after stabbing two American tourists in the city's central railway station. Police said the suspect had a "terrorist motive".
Amsterdam's government said investigators reached that conclusion based on the suspect's first statements to police.
On Saturday, police said the victims remained in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The suspect was also hospitalised.
The suspect will be arraigned on Monday at a closed-door hearing with the exact charges he could face unknown at this time.