2026-10-29 09:21:29Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

A serious incident has been reported in Thessaloniki, Greece, where a 41-year-old Pakistani man claims he was sexually assaulted by six fellow countrymen, who allegedly filmed the abuse and then threw him into the waters of the Thermaikos Gulf.

According to the victim's testimony, the incident occurred in the early hours of last Tuesday, in an open space near the All Saints Church, in the western part of the city.

According to the complaint, a 40-year-old man, along with a 34-year-old man and four other unidentified individuals, beat and gang-raped the 41-year-old man. One of them is suspected of videotaping the acts of violence.

The victim also stated that he was stabbed in the hand. After the violence, the perpetrators allegedly put him on a motorbike, transported him to the city center and then threw him into the sea.

The man was rescued and transported by EKAB emergency service ambulance to a hospital in Thessaloniki, where he received first aid. After treatment, he was discharged from the hospital.

 After the 41-year-old man was reported, Greek police launched investigations to identify the people involved in the incident.

Officers from the Department of Criminal Investigation and Prosecution of Crimes in the White Tower managed to locate and arrest two of the suspects yesterday morning, in the Ampelokipi area.

The arrested are two Pakistani citizens, aged 40 and 34 respectively. A criminal case has been filed against them for suspected offences related to rape, attempted murder, as well as violations of weapons legislation and the protection of personal data.

Investigations continue to fully clarify the circumstances of the incident and identify four other suspects.


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