Children who died in a “horrific” hospital attack in Western Cordophane says who

“Another horrible attack” on the Sudan Hospital saw more than 40 people who killed, many children and doctors, said the head of the World Health Organization (WHO).

“We can’t say it louder,” Wrote Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on X On Tuesday, “Health attacks should stop everywhere!”

On Saturday, the al-Mujlad’s hospital was impressed, and is located in West Cordafan, near one of the front lines where the warring parties of Sudan are fighting in the conflict now in the third year.

Fast Support Forces (RSF) are accused of the Sudanese army of attacking the hospital, as well as two well -known civil society groups, but the army itself has not commented on the statement.

Ever since the Sudan Civil War began in April 2023, the scale of suffering is so huge that the UN called it the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.

In addition to killing many thousands of civilians, Which in one part of the USA is called genocideAnd the relocation of millions more, both parties in this conflict were charged with war crimes at medical institutions and staff, According to the evidence seen by BBC News Arabic.

Al-Mujlad’s hospital, in Molod, was “the only functional medical institution in the area”, According to the Sudan’s doctors.

Of the more than 40 people were killed, six were children, and five were medical workers, Sunday stated the WHO office in Sudan. Dozens of other people were also affected by adding.

Main According to an emergency groupdocumenting abuse both RSF and the army.

Both the Sudan doctors and a group of emergency lawyers say they were guilty of Sudan’s Armed Forces on Saturday.

But the body of doctors says the reason was that the army tried to kill RSF fighters, “al-Mujlad’s hospital. RSF did not comment on this statement as well as the army.

On Monday, the head of the UN Children’s Agency, UNICEF, warned of a “worse crisis” for the children caused by the Sudan Civil War, and said that there were not two -thirds of the necessary funding in response.

Visiting refugees in neighboring Chad, Catherine Russell stated that “hundreds of thousands of the most vulnerable children carry the main burden of war in Sudan, and the lack of necessary services for those who fled to Chad.”

Many children are “malnourished, at school, and is seriously at risk of operation and illness,” she added.

Among the most painful accounts that came out of the war in Sudan, there is evidence that armed men are raped and sexy to children like one. Some children tried to end their lives as a result.