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PASOK calls for Dokos' resignation, criticizes ND government for silence on incident.

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The Greek political party PASOK is calling for the resignation of advisor Ntokos amid concerns over his comments regarding election timing in Greece.
PASOK alleges that Ntokos shared sensitive information regarding the appointment of the head of Greece's intelligence service in Kyiv.
The party criticizes the New Democracy government for remaining silent on the situation, labeling it a "unique incident."
The controversy has sparked discussions about transparency and accountability within the current government administration.
Ntokos is reportedly linked to Prime Minister Mitsotakis and has faced scrutiny over his remarks and actions.

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The Greek political party PASOK is calling for the resignation of advisor Ntokos amid concerns over his comments regarding election timing in Greece.
PASOK alleges that Ntokos shared sensitive information regarding the appointment of the head of Greece's intelligence service in Kyiv.
The party criticizes the New Democracy government for remaining silent on the situation, labeling it a "unique incident."
The controversy has sparked discussions about transparency and accountability within the current government administration.
Ntokos is reportedly linked to Prime Minister Mitsotakis and has faced scrutiny over his remarks and actions.

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