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Belgian authorities are investigating NATO staff for alleged corruption and money laundering related to contracting for military equipment. Two suspects were arrested in Belgium, with one remaining in custody. Investigations are ongoing in Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, and the Netherlands. A former Dutch defense ministry employee and two other suspects were also arrested on corruption charges. NATO is cooperating with the investigations, which focus on the passing of confidential information and the laundering of illicit funds.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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