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Savvas Anastasiadis

Greek politician

  • Jul 5

    Arson attacks on New Democracy officials in Thessaloniki kill one woman, injure five; police hunt at least three suspects

    Three coordinated arson attacks targeting homes of ruling New Democracy party members in Thessaloniki early Wednesday left one woman dead and five others injured. The Anti-Terrorism Unit is analysing video footage, DNA traces and phone records to identify at least three perpetrators.

  • Jul 1

    Three gas-canister blasts target New Democracy officials in Thessaloniki, five injured, one critically

    Early Wednesday, coordinated gas-canister devices exploded at the homes of three New Democracy figures in Thessaloniki, injuring five people. The mother of candidate Afroditi Nestora is intubated with severe burns; anti-terrorism investigators are examining security footage.

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