Arson attack against Turkish-owned cars in northern Greece
Police say arsonists poured flammable liquid over the two cars. One is owned by a diplomat working at the Turkish consulate, the other by a Turkish national employed at an international financial institution headquartered in Thessaloniki.
Greek authorities say arsonists have targeted two vehicles owned by Turkish nationals, one of them a diplomat, in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki, destroying the cars and damaging another four.
Police said the arsonists struck in the pre-dawn hours of Monday, pouring flammable liquid over the two cars.
One is owned by a diplomat working at the Turkish consulate, the other by a Turkish national employed at an international financial institution headquartered in Thessaloniki.
Another four private cars parked nearby were severely damaged in the attack.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility.