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Hamas confirmed that Samir Abu Younis, the new commander of its military wing’s Rafah Brigade, was killed in an IDF strike in Gaza
Iran retains up to 2,500 missiles despite wartime losses - report
US intelligence estimates Iran still holds between 1,500 and 2,500 missiles, giving Tehran substantial firepower to strike American and allied targets if full-scale fighting resumes, US officials told the Wall Street Journal. Officials described the estimate as low confidence because of difficulties tracking the arsenal. Iran has reportedly continued replenishing its stockpile, largely using stored components, despite damage to production facilities, though at a slower pace than before the war.
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Hamas confirms death of Rafah Brigade commander in Gaza strikes
Hamas confirmed that Samir Abu Younis, the new commander of its military wing’s Rafah Brigade, was killed. Initial reports from Gaza said four strikes targeted a displacement tent where he was staying west of Khan Younis. Hamas said Abu Younis helped plan and oversee the October 7 terrorist attack. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz welcomed his killing and vowed to continue targeting Hamas leaders.