New information continues to be revealed about Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, who was killed in an Israeli attack. It is now revealed that the state-of-the-art bunker in Khan Younis, Gaza where Sinwar has been holed up for the past year has been revealed.
In a video circulating on Israeli social media, it was purported to be Yahya Sinwar’s bunker, which contained a large amount of money, including expensive perfume, private showers and food provided by the United Nations. .
The video is believed to have been filmed in February this year. In the video, an IDF soldier wearing a mask can also be seen, telling us that food provided by the United Nations is stored here. Stacks of dollars can be seen in the video. In addition to this, the kitchen is stocked with luxury food items. Many branded merchandise can be seen in this bunker, including expensive perfumes.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry shared the video and said Yahya Sinwar had been hiding in the underground tunnel for months. The bunker was stocked with weapons, food, and large amounts of U.S. dollars. He is hiding like a coward and using the people of Gaza as human shields.
The video was also shared by many Israeli officials. In the video, an IDF soldier recounts how Sinwar fled Yahya Sinwar’s bunker when Israeli troops discovered it.
Let us tell you, Yahya Sinwar was the mastermind behind the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7 last year. The attack killed more than 1,200 Israelis and many were taken hostage.
Earlier, a video of Shinwar also went viral, showing him walking in an underground tunnel with his wife and children. He can be seen in the video carrying bags of supplies to the bunker, which was later discovered by Israeli forces. This video is from October 6th.
IDF spokesman Nadav Shoshani, who shared the video, said Sinwar and his close associates hid in a tunnel hours before the Oct. 7 massacre.
Succeeds Haniyeh as leader of Hamas
Sinwar, who has commanded Hamas since July this year after succeeding Ismail Haniyeh, is one of Israel’s biggest targets. He was killed in an encounter with Israeli soldiers in Rafah on 17 October. The Israel Defense Forces last week released a video recorded shortly before Sinwar’s death.
In the drone video, he can be seen lying injured on a chair, covered in dust and bleeding from his right hand. Hamas confirmed the death of its leader Yahya Sinwar and said it would not release the hostages it held on October 7 until the Gaza aggression ends.
Iran says – Sinwar’s death will not stop resistance
Meanwhile, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Saturday that the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar would not stop “resistance” and that Hamas would still exist in the future. According to Reuters, Khamenei said in a statement that “his death is undoubtedly a tragedy for the resistance movement, but as outstanding figures have been martyred, the front has not stopped advancing.”
Khamenei said: “Hamas is alive and will always live.” He expressed condolences on the death of Yahya Sinwar, calling him a “brave jihadist” and said: “For Yahya For Sinwar, he dedicated his life in the fight against this cruel enemy, and any act short of martyrdom is dishonorable.”
