Pre-dawn firebomb attacks in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, target residences connected to members of the governing New Democracy party, according to multiple reports. The attacks occur between about 4:00 a.m. and 4:45 a.m. outside apartment buildings. Police say crude explosive devices were used, reportedly made with camping gas canisters. In at least one incident, authorities report that a car associated with a New Democracy parliamentary candidate was targeted. The candidate is reported to have suffered burns. Her mother is reported to have been taken to intensive care after suffering burns. The coverage describes the attacks as aimed at homes of New Democracy party members, raising concerns about politically motivated violence. Officials attribute responsibility to unidentified attackers and have not reported any arrests in the provided accounts. Greek police investigations continue into the circumstances of the incidents and the devices used.