RSF attack on the hospital in Sudan is killed 12, says the paramedics Sudan war news

The attack by the semi -military on the hospital was wounded by 17 others, the second attack of this in 24 hours.

Medical sources said that at least 12 people were killed and 17 people were wounded when the RSF Rapid Forces (RSF) was the amount of a hospital in the northern Sudanese state of Darfur.

The Sudan Doctors Network said in a statement on Wednesday that a doctor and nursing employee was among the injured in the attack on Al -Fasher Hospital.

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The medical group said that RSF “directly bombed” the facility. He claimed that the attack was a “complete war crime” and showed “a complete ignorance of the lives of civilians and international laws that protect health facilities and their workers.”

The group RSF “is completely responsible” for the attack and appealed to the international community and the United Nations Security Council to take immediate measures to stop the attacks on health facilities and civilian homes and protect the devastating health system in the besieged city.

The hospital is one of the last health facilities working in the city, where it was bombed again and again and forced it to close.

Two medical sources confirmed the attack on Wednesday, which was the second in the hospital within 24 hours, after eight people were killed in an attack on a maternity wing on Tuesday.

RSF is pressing a fierce attack on the Chen in an attempt to correct the city’s control away from its competitors, the ordinary Sudanese army.

Since April 2023, the war between the two powers has killed tens of thousand The largest humanitarian crisis.

Some activists say that the Cashir, the capital of the recent state in the western West Darfur region, which escapes from an understanding of the semi -military, has become a “outdoor mushroom” for hungry civilians.

RSF has imposed a siege on the CAM since May 10, 2024, despite international warnings about the risks followed by the city, a center for humanitarian operations in the five states of Darfur.

Nearly 80 percent of families need medical care in El Fasher are unable to reach, according to the United Nations.

The medical teams are already scrambling to treat the injured amid daily attacks on the city.

About 18 months after the RSF siege, the city – its habitat to 400,000 civilians trapped – ran out of almost everything. Animal feed families have survived months ago, and hundreds of dollars have now grown.

The majority of the city’s soup kitchens have also been forced to close it due to the lack of food, according to the local resistance committees, volunteer groups coordinating aid.

more than Million people He fled to the Chen against the beginning of the civil war of Sudan, with the exit escalating significantly as RSF increased attacks after losing control of the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, earlier this year.