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Feb 02 2016

VBIED terrorist attack against the Hellenic Parliament – Vulnerability Assessment

Posted by Arms Control Center in TERRORISM, tags: , , , , , , , ,

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EKEO simulates a VBIED (car bomb) attack against the Hellenic Parliament (Athens Greece). In a short video we estimate vulnerability contours and evacuation zones using the First Responders Support Tools and Google Earth. We show that the Hellenic Parliament is not well protected against VBIEDs and that stricter traffic security measures should be taken around the Parliament (the video is in Greek)

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