Greek anti-terrorist police arrest three for deadly bombings targeting politicians

Greek anti-terrorist police have apprehended three individuals linked to a series of deadly bombings that struck the homes and vehicles of prominent politicians from the ruling New Democracy party in Thessaloniki on 1 July. The attacks, involving homemade gas canister explosives, highlight a troubling escalation in domestic terrorism. With these arrests, authorities aim to thwart further threats against political figures, underscoring the importance of maintaining security in a time of political tension. This development is significant as it reflects both the challenges and the resilience of Greek law enforcement in protecting political stability.