On Saturday, Greek police arrested two more suspects believed to be members of the terrorist group November 17. This is the latest wave of arrests in recent days, and Alexandros Giotopoulos, the fugitive leader of the group, is among those detained. The November 17 group had been active for years without its members being apprehended, raising security concerns ahead of the 2004 Olympics, which are set to take place in Athens. This extremely secretive and violent leftist group is strongly anti-American and vehemently opposes Greece's entry into NATO and the European Union.
Greek Police Arrest Two More Individuals
Greek police have arrested two more suspects linked to the November 17 terrorist group, including its fugitive leader. This follows a recent series of arrests and raises security concerns ahead of the 2004 Olympics in Athens. The group's anti-American stance and opposition to NATO and EU membership highlight its radical ideology.
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Greek police arrested two suspects linked to the November 17 terrorist group.
- Greek police arrest two suspects, Alexandros Giotopoulos
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The arrests indicate a significant crackdown on a long-active terrorist group.
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