ATHENS, Greece – Police in Greece say a central Athens bookstore selling survivalist literature has been targeted in a bomb attack, causing damage but no injuries.
The blast occurred late Wednesday following warning telephone calls to a newspaper and news website, with the device exploding a few minutes earlier than the time given by the anonymous caller.
The explosion damaged the store as well nearby parked cars and apartment block windows. It happened near a police station in a neighborhood where militant anarchist groups are active.
Bomb and arson attacks are relatively common in Greece, mostly targeting banks and politicians' offices, and rarely causing injury.
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