greek embassy in serbia attacked and anarchists arrested
the kids our parents warned you about - 05.09.2009 20:32
A group of six anarchists were arrested in Belgrade at the 3rd of
september under suspicion being connected with Black Elijah (Crni Ilija),
which took responsibility for the 24th August molotov attack on the Greek
embassy in Belgrade.
The police decided to arrest six Serbian comrades at the 3rd of september
and try to set them up for throwing Molotov cocktails at the Greek embassy
last week. Police wanted to prosecute house searches at some peoples
places in the morning and arrested them at the policestation where they
were told to come for other reasons (writing protocol against the house
searches, because they denied the searches). Most of the people, who are
arrested now are active in the anarchosyndicalist organisationa ASI
(anarhosyndikalisticka inicijativa) of belgrade. The investigating judge
of the District Court in Belgrade, Ivana Ramić, has ordered Ratibor,
Tadej, Ivan Vulovic, Sanja and Ivan Savic to 30 days detention on the
basis that, if not detained, the suspects represented a flight risk and a
risk to witnesses. In addition, the five are suspected of having committed
a crime of international terrorism. State attorney has asked for them to
be charged with the criminal act of international terrorism (3-15 years of
prison).
About the arson attack at the greek embassy, mainstream media says that
e-mails were send by anonymous anarchists called "Crni Ilija" in which
they described that this attack was in solidarity with Theodoros
Iliopoulos, who is for 8 months in prison in greece. The incident on the
25th of August caused minor damage, including a broken window and fire
damage to the facade of the building. The groups statement said according
to mainstream media that "Belgrade Anarchists" wanted comrade Thodoros
Iliopoulos freed, saying that he had been on hunger strike for 46 days
after being arrested during a national uprising in Greece in December of
last year.
"We will continue these activities until our comrade Iliopoulos is
released," the statement said.
Freedom for the arrested comrades!
Down with state repression - solidarity with the struggle of Theodoros
Iliopoulos and other fighting prisoners!
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