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Two injured in violent altercation in Thessaloniki, hospitalized under guard.

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A violent altercation occurred on July 10, 2026, between two individuals in an abandoned store in Thessaloniki.
The incident involved a 17-year-old and a 37-year-old, who were both injured with broken glass bottles.
Both individuals, identified as a Palestinian and an Algerian, are hospitalized under police guard due to the severity of their injuries.
Authorities, including police and emergency medical services, responded to the scene following the incident.
The altercation led to significant injuries, prompting a rapid intervention and subsequent hospitalization for both participants.

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A violent altercation occurred in Thessaloniki on the evening of July 10, 2026, involving two foreign nationals, aged 17 and 37. The incident took place in an abandoned shop in the Vardari area, where the individuals reportedly attacked each other with broken glass bottles. As a result of the confrontation, both were seriously injured and required hospitalization.

Emergency medical services quickly responded to the scene, and police units were deployed to manage the situation. The two victims, identified as a Palestinian and an Algerian, are currently hospitalized under police guard due to the severity of their injuries. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the altercation is ongoing, as authorities work to understand the events that led to this violent clash.

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