Threatening messages outside the office and home of the Greek Deputy Minister of Migration: "Death to New Democracy..."

Sevija Voludaki wrote that she is not afraid and that threats will not deter her from her duty, and in an interview with state television ERT she indicated that this is the third time she has been targeted and that an improvised explosive device was also planted once.

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One of the photos posted by Voludaki, Photo: facebook.com/sevivoloudaki
One of the photos posted by Voludaki, Photo: facebook.com/sevivoloudaki
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Threatening messages were written outside the home and office of Greece's Deputy Minister of Migration and Asylum, Sevija Voloudaki, on the Greek island of Crete, the MIA agency reported today.

Voludaki posted these threatening messages on Facebook, which read "Death to New Democracy, incendiary devices in front of your homes", "Fear changes camp", "Freedom for anarchists in case of explosive devices in Thessaloniki".

She wrote that she was not afraid and that threats would not deter her from her duty, and in an interview with state television ERT she indicated that this was the third time she had been targeted and that an improvised explosive device had been planted once.

The threatening messages were written just over ten days after explosive devices were detonated at three different locations in Thessaloniki, in front of the homes of the chairman of the governing New Democracy board, Zisis Joakimovic, former party MP Savas Anastasiadis, and the party's parliamentary candidate Afroditi Nestora. Afroditi Nestora's mother was killed, four people were injured, and three people were arrested.

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