The Authorities proceeded to identify the three Turks who participated in the attack on Tuesday afternoon in Thermi Thessaloniki against EYP officials.

According to what he transmitted SKAI in the Central Newsletter, one of the three arrested in February After a murder committed at the Thessaloniki Buses at noon on February 25 when two gunmen opened fire on two 39 -year -old Turks, shooting seven times, causing one of the two being fatally injured.

After the incident, the police carried out a broom -broom against Turkish nationals by arresting nine people. One of the detainees allegedly participated in the group of three who turned against the EYP vehicle. After his arrest For drugs and fake documents had been led to a detention center and then released because he had deposited Request for asylum.

Asylum Request had deposited and the second wanted that was on the jeep. Both had argued that they were politically persecuted in their country.

THE Third -one wanted He had a visa through which he could travel to the country legally.

Fears that they have escaped outside of Greece

Authorities have launched a manhunt for their search in the area Thrace. In addition, the owner of the jeep belonging to a person in the area of ​​Xanthi has not been identified.

Authorities are afraid that the 3 Turkish nationals have escaped abroad most likely in Bulgaria through the bastion.

Contra between ELAS and EYP

At the same time, Contra has broken out between ELAS and EYP About the incident in Thermi. Commenting on the business, ELAS said she had no information from her colleagues to the EYP so she could not provide help. For its part, the EYP commented that it had informed ELAS on May 20 of the surveillance operation of the three Turks. However, ELAS again rejected its words, pointing out that it was actually an informal information without the identity and the addresses of the three wanted.

The three of the five Turkish arrested were condemned

At the same time, a 5 -month prison sentence, with a 3 -year suspended suspension, was imposed by the Single -Member Criminal Court of Thessaloniki on three of the five Turkish nationals arrested for small quantities of drugs (hemp and cocaine) as part of the investigations. After shooting warmth.

The three convicted were found guilty of supplying and possessing drugs for personal use, while the other two were acquitted. In their apologies, they said that they were asylum seekers in our country with the process being ongoing.

As for the small amounts of drugs found – on a case -by -case basis in physical checks and in an apartment where they are hosted (a total of 2.3 grams of cocaine and 2 grams of hemp) some have accepted that they were casual users and some refused the category.

The three convicted will remain in custody, administratively.