Key facts
- Three people were injured when a group, some wearing helmets, attacked a student assembly at the University of Athens campus.
- Greece's medical emergency service said the three were treated at an Athens hospital for injuries that were not critical.
- Police were investigating the incident; it was not immediately clear who carried out the attack or why.
- No arrests were immediately reported, according to the report.
- The Greek Education Ministry condemned the violence, saying it insulted the academic community and undermined freedom of expression.
A group of people, some wearing helmets, attacked a student assembly at the University of Athens campus on November 4, injuring three, according to Greece's medical emergency service and the semi-state Athens News Agency.
The three were treated at an Athens hospital for injuries that were not critical, the emergency service said. Police were investigating the incident. It was not immediately clear who carried out the attack or why, and no arrests were immediately reported.