Changes are on the horizon for the upper ranks of ELAS, as the retirement of three out of four current lieutenant generals—excluding Chief Dimitris Mallios—is considered a given, while the fate of the fourth remains uncertain.
According to reliable information from protothema.gr, the political leadership of the Ministry of Citizen Protection aims to implement a complete overhaul of the highest echelons, including key units such as the Attica Security Directorate. Additionally, there are plans to reduce the number of top-ranking officers, following the example set by the Armed Forces.
In this context, the possible abolition of two lieutenant general positions—those of the Northern and Southern Greece inspectors—is under consideration.
A key decision also lies in the future leadership of the Internal Affairs Directorate. Current head Panagiotis Pupouzas faces a critical juncture, as he will either be promoted or retired.
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