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Naxos: Seven Arrests for Fuel Smuggling - Among Them a Customs Official - iefimerida.gr

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The Internal Affairs Service of the Hellenic Police made seven arrests in Naxos. The arrests made on the Cycladic island concern a fuel smuggling case. According to initial information, a customs officer and private individuals are among those involved. Read more at iefimerida.gr The Internal Affairs Service of the Hellenic Police made seven arrests in Naxos. The arrests made on the Cycladic island concern a fuel smuggling case. According to ini…

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The Internal Affairs Service of the Hellenic Police made seven arrests in Naxos. The arrests made on the Cycladic island concern a fuel smuggling case. According to initial information, a customs officer and private individuals are among those involved. Read more at iefimerida.gr The Internal Affairs Service of the Hellenic Police made seven arrests in Naxos. The arrests made on the Cycladic island concern a fuel smuggling case. According to ini…

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Among those arrested is reportedly a boat owner who operates on the island.

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An investigation by the Internal Affairs Service of the Security Forces is underway in Naxos for a case involving bribery, corruption and fuel smuggling, with seven people having been arrested.

The Internal Affairs Service is investigating a case of bribery, corruption and fuel smuggling on Naxos. Seven people have been arrested, including a public servant, and are expected to be brought to the prosecutor's office.

An investigation by the Internal Affairs Service is underway in Naxos for a case that allegedly involves fuel smuggling.

The case is expected to continue, as the investigation is still ongoing and new information is expected from the competent authorities.

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Cyclades24 broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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