US EditionChaos in Greece as armed mob petrol bomb cars turning Athens into war zone
- A group of about 50 people in Athens attacked police officers with Molotov cocktails and stones, leading to violent clashes overnight on Saturday.
- Greek Police reported that 72 people were detained as clashes with police resulted in 21 vehicles being torched and several buildings damaged.
- Christos Dimas, Greece’s Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, condemned a bomb attack outside Hellenic Train offices, calling it a 'criminal act' that endangered lives.
- Incidents spiraled following ongoing anger over the 2023 rail tragedy that killed dozens, attributed to human error, maintenance issues, and staffing shortages.
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