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After Greece Signs Deal to Buy Achilles Shield, Israel’s Control of Source Code Sparks Controversy

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Opposition demands clarity as Israeli official says source code was not included in $3.5B defense deal’s user license

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Athens, which paid billions of euros to Israel to establish a new air defense line against Türkiye, has encountered a source code crisis. The statement from Israel brought back into the spotlight Defense Minister Dendias's words, "If there is no source code, you will be held hostage," while in Greece, the government was asked to provide an explanation for the 3.035 billion euro "Achilles Shield" project.

“Clear words. In the end, are we or are we not held hostage? Do we have access to the source code, yes or no?” The article Androulakis against Mitsotakis for… holding the country hostage with the “Achilles Shield” appeared first on Documento.

The PASOK leader demanded clear answers, noting that society has the right to know whether the country is in a hostage situation.

The PASOK president focuses on the crucial issue of access to the system's source code – "The government must speak clearly"

The president of the PASOK Movement for Change, Nikos Androulakis, demands clear answers from the Prime Minister regarding Greece's access to the source code of the “Shield of Achilles” program, stressing that this is a very important issue of national security. Read here

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Business Daily broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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