Bomb at Hellenic Train: Anti-Terrorism Unit Tracks Down the Perpetrators

The investigation by the Anti-Terrorism Unit continues at full speed to locate the individuals who placed a bomb outside the offices of Hellenic Train on Sygrou Avenue. Investigators are working to decrypt the movements of the perpetrators, who managed to place the explosive device in a busy area like Sygrou Avenue without being detected. According to reports from Mega TV, police and anti-terrorism authorities believe two individuals were involved in the attack. They arrived undisturbed, executed their plan, and vanished unnoticed. Surveillance footage indicates that the suspects approached from Syntagma Square, with one crossing the road toward the Hellenic Train offices while the other remained on the opposite sidewalk. The individual carrying the bag quickly secured it to a column using a chain before rejoining their accomplice. The incident occurred around 8:15 PM on Friday, April 11, 2025. A new video document released by Star suggests one of the men captured might be the bomber himself. Authorities are meticulously analyzing footage from dozens of security cameras, focusing on a man in a hood and mask moving suspiciously near the explosion site. Audio documentation of the blast has also been made public, revealing its intensity despite being described as a low-power homemade timer device. Similarities have been drawn between this attack and an earlier one on the Ministry of Labor in February 2024, attributed to ‘Revolutionary Class Self-Defense.’ Experts question why the bombing occurred during peak hours, posing significant risks to civilians. Authorities speculate that the bombers likely had nearby support due to the high-risk nature of transporting explosives through crowded areas.