Presumably the members of the Ninth of June Organization returned to their original role as regular ASALA terrorists after Jamgotchian's cause was given up as lost.  There have been no attacks since January 1982, and no further activity is expected.<br />

The November 25 Anarchist Group is responsible for one attack in its history, the bombing of a Wendy's fast food restaurant in Athens in 1996. It is unclear what the motivation behind this attack was, though it can be inferred that it was anti-American or at least Greek-nationalist in nature. November 25th could be a reference to the date that the ultranationalist Col. Ioannides, once imprisoned under the rule of the Papadopoulus dictatorship, wrested power from the junta in 1973.

Like many other Greek nationalist terrorist groups, this group seems to have gotten together for one attack and then disbanded. Some or all of its members may have committed additional attacks under other group names, though there is no evidence to support this. As it has only been responsible for one terrorist attack that occurred more than one decade ago, November 25 Anarchist Group can be considered inactive.

Nuclei Armati Comunista, or Armed Communist Group, was active in Italy in 1982.  In January 1982 the group planted a faulty bomb at the U.S. Consulate Office in Milan.  The same group detonated a bomb outside of the Jewish community center in Milan in September 1982.  The bomb in the first incident was accompanied by a message demanding that Italy rescind its membership in NATO.  The timing of this bombing attempt is curious, as it occurred shortly after the Red Brigade kidnapped U.S. Brigadier General James Dozier, the highest ranking NATO official in Italy.  Whether this indicates that Nuclei Armati Comunista and Red Brigade were somehow affiliated is unknown.  <br /><p><br />The second bombing by Nuclei Armati Comunista was in protest of the Sabra and Shatila massacres of Palestinian refugees in Israeli-occupied Beirut.  The different nature of both of these attacks indicates that Nuclei Armati Comunista was a left-leaning group concerned with what it perceived to be international injustice but lacking any clear and coherent political agenda.<br />