 EAM accused its rival organizations, and particularly EDES, of collaboration with the occupation forces.However, this accusation was as yet unfounded, at least in regards to EDES's guerilla branch.Right-wing resistance groups, including EDES, lacked a nationwide organizational apparatus and did not follow a consistent strategy, while their relative weakness compared to EAM resulted in complete dependence on the British and to surreptitious collaboration with the Axis.