Yahya Sinwar, the recently deceased leader of the Palestinian independence organization Hamas, has been hidden from the public eye for the past year. It was assumed, For a long time he was hiding in a tunnel made by Hamas underground with a group of bodyguards and Israeli hostages as ‘human shields’. However, before his death, he entered a building with only three companions in an attack by the Israeli forces, but he was alone at the last moment. The video of Sinwar’s location-detecting drone of the moments before the assassination of the leader revealed such information.
BBC wrote, Sinwar is believed to be the mastermind behind the unprecedented attack on Israel on October 7 last year. Sinwar, 61, was assumed to be the overall leader of Hamas when Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran last July. News from bdnews.
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz confirmed that, Sinwar was killed by soldiers on Wednesday. Also the Israel Defense Forces (The IDF) saying, Israeli forces launched an operation in southern Gaza after identifying the location of top Hamas leaders based on intelligence. Soldiers from the IDF’s 828 Brigade located the three men there and killed them. DNA tests later confirmed one of them as Sinwar.
Source: dainikazadi.net
