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Molotov attack targets police outside Turkish consulate in Thessaloniki

A group of approximately 25 individuals threw Molotov bombs at police officers stationed outside the Turkish consulate in Thessaloniki on Saturday night, prompting authorities to detain 26 people.

According to reports, the attack took place around 11:00 p.m., with the attackers launching at least 25 Molotov bombs at the officers guarding the consulate.

Molotov attack on riot police outside Turkish Consulate in Thessaloniki

A riot police unit stationed outside the Turkish Consulate in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, was attacked early Monday by unidentified assailants throwing Molotov cocktails. The incident occurred at approximately 5 a.m. on Agiou Dimitriou Street. No injuries were reported, according to police.

Trump wants Katsimatidis to run for mayor of New York City against Eric Adams who was taking “gifts” from Türkiye

A Greek-American, and a billionaire at that, mayor of New York City? Why not? Developments are already racing ahead at breakneck speed. Incumbent mayor Eric Adams may well be counting down the days in office after the Manhattan District Attorney’s office brought a slew of serious corruption charges against him.

Eric Adams: “You are a true friend of Turkey” – Explosive revelations from phone calls and text messages that “burned” New York City Mayor

Facing the risk of up to 45 years in prison is mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, after he was indicted on five counts of corruption and foreign bribery.

New York Mayor Eric Adams Indicted Over Allegations of Campaign Financing

Federal authorities in the United States have indicted New York City Mayor Eric Adams, with reports indicating that the charges are linked to investigations concerning financial contributions to his campaign from Turkey. These contributions allegedly aimed to secure approval for a Turkish consulate in Manhattan.

September 1955: When the Greeks of Constantinople paid for the struggle of Cyprus for independence

Today marks 69 years since the day when the Hellenism of Constantinople became the scapegoat for the beginning of the EOKA struggle for the unification of Cyprus with Greece. Two seemingly unconnected events, in two different geographical areas, but with the same “object”. Turkey’s intention to impose itself in the eastern Mediterranean by pushing aside the “obstacle” of the Greeks.

Turkish telecommunications workers arrested on Rhodes released

Their presence in the area was reported to the South Rhodes police station by a local government official. The construction of mobile phone antennas in border areas requires a special permit from the Hellenic Telecommunications & Post Commission (EETT), which the Turkish nationals did not have with them.

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