Israel confirms Hamas leader's death
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has officially confirmed the elimination of Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar, which was reported at the end of May. His body was found at an underground command post in the Gaza Strip, brought to Israel, and identified.
Sinwar led the group at the end of 2024 after the death of his brother and former leader Yahya Sinwar. Its elimination became one of the key episodes of the current phase of Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
Meanwhile, the situation in the sector remains extremely tense. According to reports from the region, Israeli military personnel opened fire near a humanitarian aid delivery point. At least four people died. SAHAL stated that they were shooting at "suspicious individuals" who approached the soldiers outside the time of aid delivery.
Humanitarian aid points are organized with the support of the US. Israeli forces are carrying out the protection of the territories where food is distributed.
Meanwhile, the situation in the sector remains extremely tense. According to reports from the region, Israeli military personnel opened fire near a humanitarian aid delivery point. At least four people died. SAHAL stated that they were shooting at "suspicious individuals" who approached the soldiers outside the time of aid delivery.
Humanitarian aid points are organized with the support of the US. Israeli forces are carrying out the protection of the territories where food is distributed.
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