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Suspected NATO spy remains in Belgian pretrial detention

Belgian justice has decided to keep a suspected NATO spy in pretrial detention. The headline provides no further details about the alleged espionage or consequences.

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The case could heighten concerns about espionage and security within NATO, though no broader operational impact is reported.

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