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Greek debate grows over Israeli access to Achilles Shield source code

Disclosure that Israel may hold the source code for Greece's Achilles Shield defense system has triggered controversy. The available information does not establish a concrete operational change.

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The dispute raises concerns about sovereignty, defense-system control and Greece-Israel security relations.

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