Powers said the policeman, who had been wary outside the government office, was injured when obscure aggressors tossed a hand explosive outside the international safe haven building, situated inverse Parliament on a noteworthy road.
Police close down the region to vehicles and people on foot for a few hours while against psychological oppression legal sciences specialists looked over the scene for proof. The administration censured the assault and portrayed it as a demonstration of fear based oppression, including that the police would find the offenders.
"The relations of companionship and solidarity amongst Greece and France can't be influenced in the smallest by such fear based oppressor acts," government representative Dimitris Tzanakopoulos said in an announcement discharged by his office.
Greece has a past filled with household activists who occasionally do bomb or shooting assaults against powers, political areas or organizations. There was no quick claim of duty regarding Thursday's assault, and it was misty why the French Embassy was focused on.
Police said the assault was obviously done by two individuals on a motorbike. A bicycle coordinating the depiction was later found in a focal Athens neighborhood well known with agitators and was being analyzed to figure out if it was the one utilized as a part of the assault.
Powers said it showed up the policeman had just been marginally injured on the grounds that he had been inside a defensively covered watch post outside the international safe haven enchant. The assault came days before Obama touches base in Athens on Nov. 15 for a normal overnight visit. Left-wing associations have declared they will hold dissents amid Obama's remain.
The U.S. has every now and again been respected with hesitations in Greece, to some extent in view of Washington's steady position amid the military fascism that controlled the nation from 1967-1974.
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