Hamas releases 3 more hostages in exchange for more than 300 prisoners as part of the Fuego Alto El Fuego Agreement with Israel

Hamas published three hostages on Saturday in exchange for more than 300 Palestinian prisoners as part of the delicate agreement of Alto El Fuego Reached with Israel.

The published hostages were Alexander (Sasha) Tropfanov, 29; Sagui Dekel-Chen, 36, and Yair Horn, 46. The problem has Israeli and Russian citizenship, Dekel-Chen is an American-Israeli and the horn is a double citizen of Israel and Argentina.

The three were kidnapped by Hamas de Kibbutz Nir Oz in the attack of the terrorist group on October 7, 2023, against Israel that caused the War in Gaza Now under fire.

Hamas to free another American in the launch of hostages on Saturday

Hamas has launched Alexander (Sasha) Troponov, 29; Sagi Dekel-Chen, 36 and Yair Horn, 46. (Photos provided by the Hosages Family Forum)

The Palestinian prisoners were released from Israeli prisons as part of the high -fire sensitive agreement, which has continued to have even after the president of the United States. Donald Trump Threatened that “All Hell will explode” if Hamas does not launch all the remaining hostages this week. Trump has also said that he is committed to the purchase of the United States and takes over Gaza and will restart the Palestinians in other places.

Around 70 hostages remain in custody of Hamas. Almost all the remaining hostages, including Israeli soldiers, are men and believe that approximately half are dead.

According to reports, Egypt releases details about the plan to rebuild Gaza; The ‘cooperation’ with the US is not mentioned.

Graffiti in the Israel separation barrier represents the Gaza Strip, in the city of Bethlehem, on Friday, February 14, 2025. (AP)

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In the first phase of Alto El Fuego, 24 hostages and more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners have been released so far. The first phase includes the release of Hamas of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.

The war could be resumed if an agreement is not reached in the second most complicated phase, which requires Hamas to release all the remaining hostages and an indefinite extension of the high fire.

Associated Press contributed to this report.