Israel medical examiners disclose details of Sinwar's death

Israel announced on the 17th that it had killed Yahya · Sinwar, leader of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). According to a report by United States CNN (CNN) on the 18th local time, the chief pathologist of the Israel National Forensic Center who conducted an autopsy on Sinwar's body said that although Sinwar was also seriously injured by missile and tank shells, the exact cause of his death was "a bullet in the head".

The report also mentioned that when asked for any comment on the results of the Kugel analysis, an Israeli army spokesman said that the two sides exchanged fire at that time, and later Israeli forces fired an artillery shell at Sinwar's building.

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Carry guns and mints around at the last minute......

The details restore the whole process of Sinwar's attack and death

On October 17, local time, Israeli army spokesman Hagari issued a statement through social media, saying that in recent weeks, the Israeli army and Israel's General Directorate of National Security (Simbet) have determined that senior officials of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) may be hiding in the southern Gaza Strip, so they continue to carry out operations. On the 16th, the 828th Brigade of the Israeli Army killed three armed men during the operation. After the identification of the body, it was confirmed that Sinwar had been killed.

On October 17, after an attack on the Gaza Strip, Israel Defense Forces soldiers carried the body of Hamas leader Yahya · Sinwar

The whole process of Sinwar's attack is restored

● At 10 a.m. on the morning of 16 July, an Israeli soldier spotted a suspicious figure entering and exiting a building in the Tersultan area of Rafah City in the southern Gaza Strip. The soldier then informed the battalion commander, who ordered Israeli troops to open fire on the building.

● At around 15 o'clock on the 16th, an Israeli drone monitored three figures walking out of the building and trying to move to another house. Two of them went ahead and made the way for the third. Subsequently, the Israel Defense Forces opened fire again, wounding the "terrorists".

● Two of them took refuge in a building, which was later confirmed to be Sinwar's third person, and walked into another separate building alone. The Israel Defense Forces again opened fire on both buildings. Sinwar goes up to the second floor of the building.

Israeli tanks opened fire on Sinwar's building, and Israeli soldiers then searched for it. Sinwar threw two grenades, one of which exploded. Israeli soldiers retreated and sent drones into the building to search.

● The drone spotted a man with an injured arm and a face covered, and he threw a wooden stick at the drone. Israeli tanks then opened fire on it.

Firearms, cash, mints......

Allegedly, the place where Sinwar's body was found was covered with bombs, and the deceased was carrying a gun and wearing a military vest with a grenade. Photos released by Israel media showed Sinwar also carrying watches, tissues, nail clippers, mints, 40,000 new shekels (about $10,766) and documents.

A soldier found that "the dead terrorist resembles Sinwar"

On the morning of the 17th, Israeli soldiers who searched the building looked at the face of the slain "terrorist" and found that he "looked very much like Sinwar." To verify identity, Israel's General Directorate of National Security (NSB) extracted DNA and fingerprints.

In addition, the Hebrew-language media published an audio recording of the soldiers involved in the operation. The soldier said the Israel Defense Forces attacked Sinwar's building and then sent drones into the building to confirm whether he had been killed. The soldier said that they did not know that the "terrorist" they were targeting at that time was Sinwar, and it was not until the Israeli soldiers arrived at the scene on the morning of 17 July that they realized that the "terrorist" they had killed was Sinwar.

Israeli forces are still searching for Sinwar's brother

△ Israel Defense Forces spokesman Hagari

Later on the 17th, Israel Defense Forces spokesman Hagari confirmed that the Israeli army killed Hamas leader Yahya · Sinwar during a military operation in the Tersultan area of Rafah City in the southern Gaza Strip on the 16th. At the time of the incident, the Israeli army identified him as a "terrorist" and did not know that he was Sinwar. Hagari said that Israeli forces had been tracking Sinwar for months and had found Sinwar's DNA in a tunnel.

Hagari also said Israel will continue its military operations to strike Hamas's infrastructure and search for Sinwar's brother Mohammed · Sinwar and other Hamas military commanders to eliminate the group's military forces while working to secure the release of Israeli detainees.

United States President Joe Biden issued a statement on the afternoon of October 17 local time, saying, "DNA testing proves that the leader of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), Yahya · Sinwar, is dead, and Hamas no longer has the ability to launch another 'October 7-style attack'." ”

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