Hydrolysis of $Xe F _{6}$ is not a redox reaction. $Xe F _{6}$ reacts violently with water, but slow hydrolysis by atmospheric moisture gives highly explosive solid, $XeO _{3}$
$XeF _{6( s )}+3 H _{2} O _{( l )} \longrightarrow XeO _{3( s )}+6 HF _{( aq )}$
Partial hydrolysis of $XeF _{6}$ yields $XeOF _{4}$ and $XeO _{2} F _{2}$.
$XeF _{6}+ H _{2} O \longrightarrow XeOF _{4}+2 HF$
$XeF _{6}+2 H _{2} O \longrightarrow XeO _{2} F _{2}+4 HF$