Hand Grenades Thrown at Athens Bank

(Source: By Takis Tsafos, dpa, Hamburg, Germany (MCT) Athens (dpa) – Hand grenades were thrown at a branch of the National Bank of Greece in Athens overnight into Tuesday, with serious damage, but no injuries, reported.

The force of the blast in the Ilion suburb of Athens damaged a bank machine, cars and several surrounding shops.

According to reports on Greek National Radio, no one was injured in the attack.

Autonomous left-wing groups in Greece have repeatedly carried out incendiary attacks on businesses and banks in recent months. dpa tt mc ncs Author: Takis Tsafos

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