Nawaz Sharif’s Car Attacked in London

Two vehicles owned by former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif were vandalized in London, with windows shattered and glass stolen, according to a Sharif family spokesperson. The spokesperson revealed that this incident marks the third such attack targeting Nawaz's cars in the British capital. The Metropolitan Police have obtained CCTV footage showing two masked young men removing glass from the vehicles; however, no arrests have yet been made, and the identities of the suspects, as well as their motive, remain a mystery.

Nawaz Sharif is currently staying at the family's Avenfield Apartments while attending medical appointments during his visit to London. The spokesperson mentioned two previous incidents involving his vehicles, but it is unclear which specific cases they were referring to.

The Sharif family has faced security concerns in London before. In 2021, four unidentified men allegedly attempted to enter Hassan Nawaz's office while he was present, an incident that was subsequently reported to the police. Earlier this year, British authorities had warned family members of an impending violent attack, based on intelligence received by the police.

However, no connection has been established between this warning and the recent vandalism. Despite these prior security issues, no link has been drawn between the earlier warnings and the latest attack on Nawaz Sharif's cars.