Israel killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the October 7 attack, in a major military operation.
It is being told that the Israeli Army has released the video of this attack. In which it is shown how the attack of the army became the last nail in the coffin of Sinwar.
Israeli Defense Force (IDF) said that two more Hamas terrorists including Sinwar were killed in this operation in North Gaza.
In the video, Israeli forces can be seen carrying out precise attacks based on intelligence and eliminating the terrorists in close combat.
Israeli Air Force also helped in this operation. The video also captures the moment when Israeli soldiers fired from a tank at the building where Yahya Sinwar was hiding. However, Live Hindustan does not confirm this video.
According to the IDF, soldiers from the 828th Brigade identified some suspects in the Tel al-Sultan area of Rafah this week. The soldiers kept an eye on the area.
During this the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades. The soldiers retaliated by killing the terrorists who were trying to escape. The terrorists hiding in two buildings were found during a search operation the next day. At the same time, the body of Yahya Sinwar was also found.
Israel says that this operation was going on for several months. The IDF and Israeli Air Force, led by the 162nd Division, took action against Hamas’s Rafah Brigade and the Tel al-Sultan Battalion. Hundreds of terrorists were killed in this operation. Yahya Sinwar had no chance of survival and was ultimately annihilated.
Late this evening, Hamas also confirmed the death of its leader Yahya Sinwar. Hamas described Sinwar as a martyr. “Sinwar fought the Israeli army until his last breath,” said Khalil al-Hayya, a Qatar-based Hamas deputy.
Even after the death of its leader, Hamas is adamant on its stand. Hamas says the hostages will not be released until Israeli attacks and the withdrawal of troops from Gaza.
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