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Robbers steal $50 million in diamonds at Belgian airport

Robbers stole diamonds valued at $50 million at an airport in Belgium. The incident represents a major security breach involving high-value cargo.

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The robbery could prompt tighter airport and cargo-security measures and disrupt diamond logistics.

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