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Photos of Nasser's dismantled car
The incident of destroying and selling scrap of the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser's car reveals an attempt to steal part of Egypt's history. The car in question is a 1961 Cadillac model that belonged to the state and dates back to the presidential era. Investigations indicate that the suspect continued for three months sneaking into the storage through a courtyard opening to sell the parts, justifying his actions by citing difficult financial circumstances. Nasser's son confirmed that presidential cars belong to the state and are not privately owned, stressing the importance of verifying information before spreading it. This is especially significant given the timing, as the incident is linked to the anniversary of July 23 Revolution, raising questions about the purpose behind reopening the case.
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