While the Indigenous People's Federal Army has committed several terrorist incidents, none of the attacks resulted in fatalities.  The group's objectives for the immediate future are unknown.

Indomitable Marxists is a group that claimed responsibility for a February 2003 gas canister attack on a car used by an employee of the European Center for the Development of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP) in Thessaloniki, Greece.  According to news reports, the car was hit with three canisters, but it is not clear whether the canisters were actually lit.  In its claim of responsibility, the group stated that "at the same time that genuine fighters, like Khristos Tsigaridhas, are being on trial and are convicted, the real murderers of the state and of the capital continue to murder many workers in the biggest terrorist operation that has ever been set up in Greece, the Olympic Games."  Khristos Tsigaridhas was a former leader of the Greek terrorist group ELA, who at the time was on trial in Greece.  <P><br /><br />Although the group purports to be a Marxist organization, from their statement of responsibility, it appears that Indomitable Marxists is simply a typical Greek anarchist group that uses arson to voice their displeasure with Greek government policies. The show of support for ELA, and the mention of the Olympics, is a common thread amongst these groups, and lead Greek authorities to believe that many of these organizations are made up of the same members, using different names for different incidents.  <br />

Indomitable Marxists has not claimed responsibility for any terrorist incidents since February 2003. Although members of the group may be operating under different names, it is probable that Indomitable Marxists will not be responsible for any further attacks.

Cooperative of Hand-Made Fire & Related Items -- Faction

The Informal Anarchist Federation (Federazione Anarchia Informale -- FAI) has been described by Italian intelligence sources as a "horizontal" structure of various anarchist terrorist groups, united in their beliefs in revolutionary armed action. These groups oppose both the current European order and Marxism, which they see as solely a replacement of one form of oppressive authority with another. Groups comprising the FAI act both as separate organizations and also under the auspices of the FAI as a whole, and are known to format group campaigns.  <br /><p><br />The groups comprising the Informal Anarchist Federation are the "July 20th Brigade," the "Five C's," "International Solidarity," and the "Cooperative of Hand-Made Fire & Related Items."  Each of these groups has also forged its own set of alliances outside of the FAI.  Collaboration between these anarchist groups and more established Marxist groups, essentially in opposition to the principles of the FAI, have been a subject of debate in both anarchist circles and within the Italian security community.  These claims have been bolstered recently with claims of solidarity between the FAI and the newest incarnations of the Red Brigades.