It is unlikely that the Federation of Armenian Revolutionaries  --  Revolutionary Movement will carry out more attacks in the future.<br /><br />

The Fighters for Freedom first claimed responsibility for an attack against the Greek Harbour Corps in 1996, but that bombing was also claimed by Revolutionary Nuclei, a well-established and highly active group. It was not until November of 2000, when the Fighters for Freedom laid undisputed claim to the bombing of a tax office in suburban Athens, that police were certain that the group existed.  A year later the organization struck again, this time against a government employment office (OAED) in central Athens.  It is impossible to know for sure what the group's ideology is, as they have made no public statement of their beliefs.  The group's choice of name and targets suggests that its primary goal is to oppose the Greek government, which it probably sees as oppressive and illegitimate.  This perception of the Greek government is extremely common among Greek terrorists.

Fighters for Freedom used dynamite time bombs, relatively sophisticated weapons compared to those used by most other Greek terrorists.  They also planned their attacks carefully enough so that in at least one case they were able to warn authorities to clear the area of bystanders in advance of the bomb's detonation.  This indicates that they were a well-organized group with at least some funding, probably with ties to Greece's leading terrorist organizations.  Fighters for Freedom have not laid claim to an attack since their June 2001 attack and are presumed to have disbanded.

In January of 2003, Fighting Ecologist Activism (FEA) claimed responsibility for an attack on the worksite of a company building at a roundabout on the Thessalonki Road.  The man who called to claim the attack said, "Those who burned the forest a few years ago continue their work today by building roads and selling plots of land for the needs of the economy and their trade.  The reformist ecological movement cannot stop them."  Forest fires are a serious problem in Greece, and cause enormous economic damage every summer.  It is not clear to whom FEA were referring when they mentioned "those who burned the forest."  Arsonists have been connected to several forest fires, such as the 1995 fire on Mt. Penteli, for which the communist group Anti-Power Struggle claimed responsibility.  It would be unusual, however, for one Greek terrorist group to attack in order to protest the activities of another terrorist group.  It seems most likely, therefore, that Fighting Ecologist Activism meant to criticize the Greek government, which FEA probably believes does not do an adequate job of protecting Greece's forests.