Automated teller machine

Unidentified assailants used a explosive device to blow open an ATM outside a supermarket in Koufalia, northwest of Thessaloniki in northern Greece, early on Friday.
Police are seeking the perpetrators who are believed to have fled with an undetermined sum from the cash machine.

Unidentified assailants targeted a bank ATM in the Athens suburb of Aghios Dimitrios in the early hours of Monday, damaging the machine but causing no injuries.

According to the police, the assailants used dynamite to cause the explosion at the ATM at 4 a.m.

Two Bulgarians have been detained for the installation of a skimmer and a camera at an ATM in the luxury shopping complex Han Market, in the Indian capital Delhi, local media reported. One of them - Tsvetelin Angelov (37) was detained on the spot and the other - Ruslan (42) - in a 5-star hotel, where the two were staying for two weeks, the BNR reported.

A group of unknown individuals smashed the glass front of a bank branch in central Thessaloniki late Thursday night.

The incident at National Bank occurred shortly before midnight at the corner of Vasilisis Olgas avenue and Zaharia Papantoniou Street.

The attackers were not able to damage the ATMs as they were protected behind the steel shutters. 

An unknown number of thieves managed to steal the money contained in a bank ATM in the Athens neighborhood of Thisio by blowing up the ATM.

Two cash dispensers were targeted in the early hours of Thursday in separate parts of the Greek capital by unknown assailants who blew open the machines and made off with the money inside.

Police on Thursday were investigating the latest in a string of ATM robberies where assailants use compressed gas or other methods to blow open the money dispensers and access the cash inside.

An ATM was targeted by unknown assailants in the early hours of Wednesday in Thessaloniki, in northern Greece.

Police said the ATM, which is located on Olympiados Street, was doused with flammable liquid and set on fire.

No arrests were made.

Police in southeastern Attica on Monday were investigating the attempted theft of an ATM bank machine at the site of the Temple of Poseidon in Sounio in the early hours of the morning.

The would-be robbers violated the entrance gate before breaking into the canteen on the site where the ATM is located.

A group of between four to six robbers drove a car into a bank branch in the town of Megara, west Attica, early Thursday morning and removed an automatic teller machine (ATM), Greek broadcaster Skai reported.

The suspects, who had their faces covered, loaded the ATM on a second vehicle they had parked outside and fled.