How Israel took down 'Oct 7 attack architect' Yahya Sinwar in a bold unplanned operation
Yahya Sinwar on Wednesday.
Intelligence services had been searching for Sinwar for months and had been gradually restricting the area where he could operate, the military said on Thursday, after dental records, fingerprints and DNA testing provided final confirmation of Sinwar's death.
«The dozens of operations carried out by the IDF and the ISA over the last year, and in recent weeks in the area where he was eliminated, restricted Yahya Sinwar’s operational movement as he was pursued by the forces and led to his elimination,» the Israeli military said in a statement.
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How did Israel track the leader?
The operation that resulted in Israel's top most enemy was different from killings of other militant leaders who were tracked down and killed by Israel, including Hamas military commander Mohammed Deif, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on July 13. The operation which finally killed Sinwar was not a planned and targeted strike.
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