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Hamas Military Wing Reports Activists Died in Rafah Tunnels

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Hamas Military Wing Reports Activists Died in Rafah Tunnels

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Sources within Hamas's military wing reported that several activists died in the Rafah tunnels after being trapped for 18 months. One of the confirmed casualties is Abd al-Fattah Zaqut, an activist from the Rafah brigade, whose death was confirmed by his relatives. The circumstances surrounding their deaths remain unclear.

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  • Hamas military wing announced activists died in Rafah tunnels after 18 months trapped.
  • One confirmed casualty is Abd al-Fattah Zaqut, an activist from the Rafah brigade.
  • Relatives of Abd al-Fattah Zaqut confirmed his death.
  • The activists were reportedly trapped within the tunnels for approximately a year and a half.

Sources identified with the military wing of Hamas announced that a group of its activists died in recent days within the Rafah tunnels. These individuals had been trapped inside the tunnels for approximately a year and a half. One of the deceased has been identified as Abd al-Fattah Zaqut, an activist from the Rafah brigade. His relatives confirmed his death.

The announcement did not provide further details regarding the circumstances of their deaths or the exact number of individuals involved.

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