Extremists living far away claimed responsibility for the attempted bombing of the Greek police house.

A far-left extremist group claimed responsibility for the attempted bombing of a Greek police officer’s home in March, saying the attack was an act of revenge.

Revenge Rebels claimed responsibility for the attempted bombing in March this year when an unexploded explosive device was found at the home of a local police officer.

Breitbart London witnessed the group admit responsibility for the failed attack on the notorious far-left platform Indymedia, linked to the far-left extremist group Antifa and many other anarchist and far-left groups.

“The police, investigators, prosecutors and journalists have allied themselves with the regime with the sole purpose of suppressing and destroying reputation. They must immediately stop and understand that this nonsense will lead to the expected consequences, ”the statement said.

Saying that the officer had testified, they added, “We can go to your home, your business, and attack whenever and however we want, and you will not interfere with us,” and they identified the official target of the bomb they planted. Cases brought against one of his colleagues arrested for bank robbery in Athens.

Greek police arrest suspected member of far-left terror group after attempted bank robbery https://t.co/IbCD44DMyL

– Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) 11 August 2021

Dimitris Hatzivassiliadis, 48, a far-left extremist, was arrested in Athens in August after roaming the city with a Kalashnikov assault rifle, a knife and money the equivalent of stolen from a local bank.

Hatzivassiliadis was a member of the Revolutionary Self-Defense Organization, an ultra-left terrorist group active from 2014, when it was disbanded by Greek police, to 2019.

The vengeful rebels promised to continue to threaten the country: “No matter how hard you try, all you will accomplish is fanning our inner flames for military action against you. A little before the next and you will lose your sleep.

Left-wing militants again began to threaten the police: “Maybe you were lucky this time or we weren’t lucky because the explosive didn’t go off in your house, but next time there were bullets that hit their targets.”

According to the newspaper ethatimerineThe group also threatened to shoot the investigating judge.

‘Headhunting On’ – Far Left released the names and addresses of 21 cops https://t.co/72EOWWBAos

– Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) 25 July 2021