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A Thessaloniki prosecutor has ordered a preliminary investigation into claims made by the far-left activist group Rouvikonas, which announced on social media that it conducted an "anti-Zionist patrol" in the city. The patrol was reportedly aimed at protesting Israeli investments in Greece and involved participation from other anarchist organizations.
The official response to the patrol has drawn concern from the Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece, which described the activists as "attack squads threatening Jews." The situation has garnered attention from the government, indicating that the authorities are monitoring the group's activities closely. Authorities are now working to assess the legality of the actions taken by Rouvikonas in the context of potential public safety concerns.
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30 June
Greek Prosecutor Opens Probe Into Far-Left 'Anti-Zionist Patrol' in Thessaloniki
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