Greek far-left militant group threatens Christmas attacks


ATHENS, Dec. 24 (Xinhua) -- A far-left militant group on Sunday threatened to conduct a series of attacks against political, economic and police targets in Greece.

In a statement posted on a well-known anti-establishment website, the newly emerged group "Armed Proletarian Justice" claimed responsibility for the explosive device planted outside the headquarters of the Greek riot police in Athens on Dec. 18.

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