Greek police say a man stabbed two tourists near the Acropolis in Athens on Tuesday morning. Multiple outlets report the attack happened on a pedestrian street close to an entrance to the Acropolis and near the Acropolis Museum at the foot of the hill. Police say the suspect approached and attacked the two victims with a knife. The sources describe the victims as a man and a woman, identified in one report as Greek Americans. Injuries reported across coverage indicate the woman sustained lighter injuries to a leg, while the man suffered more serious wounds to an arm. All outlets state that the incident took place near one of Greece’s main tourist attractions, drawing attention in a busy area. Several reports also say police arrested the suspect following the stabbing. The articles do not provide additional details on the motive or whether the victims required any specific long-term medical treatment. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities continuing to determine circumstances around the attack.