Source: All voices Following the arrest of six terrorism suspects on April 11, Greek police and counter-terrorism squads have stepped up the pace of investigation as they search for further suspects and a weapons cache. Five men and one woman, aged between 30 and 41, were charged with multiple counts of attempted homicide and other offences as members of the anarchist guerrilla group Revolutionary Struggle. The arrests are seen as the most positive breakthrough in domestic counter-terrorism since the liquidation of November 17, Greece’s deadliest terrorism group, in 2002. Revolutionary Struggle rose to attention in 2003, and claimed headlines for a rocket attack on the American Embassy in Athens in 2007 and a blast at the Athens Stock Exchange in 2009. A police spokesman named the suspects as Nikolaos Maziotis, 39, Evangelos Stathopoulos, 32, Christoforos Kortesis, 31, Sarantos Nikitopoulos, 32, Constantinos Gournas, 30, and Maziotis’ pregnant partner Panayiota Roupa, 41. Maziotis,