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Frontex set to reduce Greek presence amid abuse probe

By Euobserver on July 19, 2023

The EU’s border agency Frontex may shift some of its resources in Greece towards other regions more in demand.

Although not yet confirmed, EUobserver understands that this was discussed between the Warsaw-based agency and Greek authorities.

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