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The robberies you can't even imagine: (Most Expensive And Valuable ROBBERIES)

Top 5 expensive and biggest robbery in the world. Number five:

Theft of Rs 1,600 crore from British Bank Of The Middle East. In the 1970s, Beirut carried out a daring robbery in Lebanon by a terrorist group. Which no one could have ever imagined. Led by a terrorist named Yasser Arafat, the group did not drop any such items at the British Bank of the Middle East. Which again no one can steal. They steal money, jewelry, gold in this way. As if anyone who sees it will say that these have never been here. To make the theft a success, they made a hole in the building of the bank by blasting through the nearby buildings. And through that they duke into the building. For this theft, these terrorists also hire a lock maker to open the lock. These thieves occupied the bank for 2 days. This time they also managed to unlock the bank's Main Locker. And stole all the goods. And these thieves have never been caught. If we talk about this complete theft, then it was stolen as of today - about 1628 crore 4 lakh rupees. Number four: Baghdad Bank Robbery

This theft is a theft that you must know about - what to do when the employee becomes a thief. In Baghdad, 3 guards stole from Dar Es Salaam Bank. If this theft is accounted for, then this theft is like 2300 crore Indian rupees. Which, of course, made the video an overnight sensation. Surprisingly, the money was not in Iraqi dinars, but in US dollars. The plan of these thieves was so accurate that they could easily escape by stealing the guards without any risk. Now the question arises from this theft, why so much money is kept in this bank. Number three: United California Bank Robbery, Laguna Niguel

In 1962, a man named Amil Dinsio, along with some of his own family members and two alarm experts, robbed United California Bank of an estimated 38 million. Today, if it is valued in Bangladeshi rupees, it will be approximately 1300 crore rupees. It was the most perfect theft. A few months later the police got only one clue. When this group managed to steal something like this in the city of Ohio. Due to the similarities between the two robberies, the police think that there must be some connection between the two robberies. For this, when the police check all the records of coming and going in the two cities. It turns out that the group had traveled to both cities just before Robbery. And for this one reason, the police are completely successful in catching them. Number two: Boston Museum Robbery

I don't know if you will believe this or not. But the Boston Museum Robbery, located in Boston, USA in the 1960's, is still seen by many as an art form. That's because of the way they stole. The Boston Museum was guarded at night by two guards. So this thief came here wearing police clothes. They say there is unrest in the area. We have to see in the museum if everything is fine. When Gourd lets them in. Those guards, those thieves who came in the guise of police were handcuffed. And binds them. They stole 13 valuable paintings and took them away. The total value of this painting is estimated at Rs 3,900 crore. The theft, committed 28 years ago, is still unresolved. For this reason, this theft is considered as the perfect and most valuable theft. Number one: Central Bank Of Iraq Robbery

In April 2003, US troops reached Baghdad, Iraq. When the troops arrived at the Central Bank of Iraq in Baghdad. Then it was found out that this bank was stolen by someone first. Saddam Hussein, then President of Iraq. His second son looted all the money deposited here just an hour ago. Where this money is going and what will be done with it - no explanation has been given. Only a small note was handed over to the Bank of Government. And it was written, I am taking this money so that it does not fall into the hands of foreign powers. This loot was about eight thousand crore rupees. But this truck full of money eventually falls into the hands of foreigners anyway. Thanks for reading this article. Don't forget to subscribe. Image and some information source: Google.

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