Greece Offers $1 Million for Capture of Guerrillas

Greece offered a reward of 800,000 euros for help in capturing members of the guerrilla group Revolutionary Struggle.

Greece offered a reward of 800,000 euros ($1.06 million) on Tuesday for help in capturing members of the guerrilla group Revolutionary Struggle, which has claimed a number of anti-establishment attacks since 2002.

The group, which emerged after the capture of the November 17 group in 2002, claimed a grenade attack on the U.S. Embassy in Athens in January as well as an attempt to kill the culture minister and bombings of courts and the Economy Ministry.

The attacks have so far caused only minor injuries. No member of the leftist group has ever been caught.

"A reward of 800,000 euros will be given to anyone providing information that will lead to the capture of Revolutionary Struggle," police said in a statement.

Revolutionary Struggle say they are aiming to force Greece to shut down U.S military bases in the country.