Here is the translation of your text into English: "Israeli soldiers, who were not allowed into the building by Sinvar, fired tank shells! Here are the events as they happened, minute by minute."

The Israeli army announced that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, whom it had been searching for everywhere for a year, was killed in an operation carried out in Gaza last night.

THE FOOTAGE CAUSED A GREAT STIR

Following the development confirmed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden, a footage that was released caused a significant reaction.

TRIED TO HIT THE DRONE WITH A STICK

The video showed a drone entering a building and capturing Sinwar, who was waiting between chairs with a large stick in his hand, and it was seen that the injured Hamas leader was trying to hit the drone with the stick he had.

DETAILS EMERGED MINUTE BY MINUTE

While the footage released by the Israeli army under the title "Yahya Sinwar's Last Moments" caused public outrage, the details of the attack in which Sinwar lost his life also emerged minute by minute.

According to the claim, the process was as follows;

• Israeli soldiers saw an armed group of three people and opened fire. One of them (Sinwar) separated from the others, entered a building alone, and despite being injured, he fought with the Israeli soldiers, preventing them from approaching the building he was in.
• Tanks hit the building he was in. Sinwar, heavily injured, went up to the second floor. The tanks also hit the second floor, and an infantry group was sent to the building, but Sinwar fought with them as well, throwing two grenades, causing the Israeli soldiers to retreat.
• Unable to enter the building, the soldiers sent a drone. An injured man with a covered face was seen on the floor (Sinwar), who threw a stick at the drone with his uninjured left arm. Subsequently, another tank shell was fired at the floor he was on, and he likely attained martyrdom with this shot.
• The next day, the occupying soldiers searching the building found Sinwar.