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3 July
Panaigiotis Nestoras labels his wife's death an unjust loss as investigations continue.
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On July 1, 2026, a tragic firebombing in Thessaloniki claimed the life of Vagia Néstora, prompting a public outcry for justice from her husband, Panagiotis Néstoras. Describing the harrowing night, he stated that Vagia had gone outside to investigate the situation when a second explosion occurred, leading to severe injuries for their daughter, who suffered burns and is unable to walk. Panagiotis characterized the actions of those responsible as criminal, asserting, "The gas cylinder is like a bullet," and calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.
In a series of public statements, Panagiotis Néstoras expressed his anger and sorrow, emphasizing the senselessness of the attack and the profound pain it caused. He referred to the flames as a result of "sick minds" intent on inflicting harm without regard for human life. The investigation is ongoing, and family members and the wider community are grappling with the devastating loss while demanding accountability for the violent act.
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