On July 8, anarchists in Athens destroyed two ATMs in Kaisariani as a declared solidarity act for bank robbery suspects, publishing their communique on July 29 the same day Greek counter-terrorism units arrested five people across three cities.

Coordinated anarchist firebombing of three Greek politicians' homes in Thessaloniki killed one civilian and wounded four on July 1, with three suspects arrested July 12 and the attacks later cited by the State Department at a 66-nation ministerial as evidence of European far-left lethal escalation.

Three Greek anarchists were arrested July 12 for a July 1 gas-canister IED attack on three New Democracy party politicians' homes in Thessaloniki that killed one woman and wounded four others, with roughly 30 additional network members still under investigation.

Direct Action Cells claimed an Athens law office arson while a Pisa-based Italian cell attacked the Sant'Anna technology hub citing anti-militarist motivations, with both actions distributed via Darknights and reflecting a Europe-wide anarchist direct action surge framed around the Iran war and university-military research partnerships.

An anarchist cell claims three firebomb attacks on Athens police officers’ homes and publishes the addresses, using the communique to justify retaliation and encourage continued attacks against police.

A communique posted to Anarchist News claims responsibility for a string of Alpha Bank ATM arsons in Thessaloniki and uses the claim to encourage continued attacks while threatening hostility toward civilians perceived as cooperating with police.