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Student violence and organized attacks in Greece
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Reports have emerged of organized violent attacks targeting students at educational institutions in Greece. In Patras, political organizations KKE and KNE condemned an assault in the Zarouchleika area. They reported that approximately 40 individuals, described as far-right extremists, used clubs, iron rods, knives, helmets, and brass knuckles to target a female student. Two university students who attempted to protect her sustained serious injuries, including broken jaws and noses, and were treated at Agios Andreas Hospital. Police arrested 12 individuals, including one minor, and seized a Tokarev pistol with five rounds, a plastic imitation of a brass knuckle, a full-face mask, and a helmet. The KNE characterized the incident as an organized attempt to intimidate the student movement. New details indicate the targeted student is a member of the KNE and the Patras Student Coordinating Committee, having reportedly faced repeated intimidation in the days prior to the attack. While 11 detainees were released, one individual remains in custody on weapons charges. Authorities described the event as a brawl involving two groups, leading to charges of complicity, dangerous bodily harm, and violations of weapons and drug laws. A prosecutor has ordered a preliminary investigation. In Athens, violent clashes occurred at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens campus in Zografou. On Wednesday, November 4, 2026, a group of approximately 40 to 50 masked individuals wearing helmets reportedly stormed an assembly of mathematics students. The attackers used clubs, crowbars, axes, and Molotov cocktails during the assault. Three students were injured and transported to Gennimatas Hospital: one victim sustained leg injuries from an axe, while two others suffered burns from Molotov cocktails. One burn victim was hospitalized overnight for precautionary reasons after inhaling smoke. The Greek Ministry of Education condemned student’s mother reported that he extinguished the violence, stating it undermines freedom of expression. flames by removing his sweatshirt and rolling on the ground.
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