BBC investigation: RSF deliberately targeted Sudan hospitals; UN says may be war crimes
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A BBC investigation documents dozens of deliberate attacks by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on hospitals and healthcare facilities during the siege of Al-Fasher, killing or injuring aid workers and kidnapping several. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights called the findings deeply disturbing and indicative of war crimes. This marks a confirmed pattern of systematic targeting of medical infrastructure in an active conflict, with legal and humanitarian implications.
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Multiple investigations, including by the BBC, confirm the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) systematically targeted and destroyed hospitals and healthcare facilities during the siege of Al-Fasher, Darfur. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights states these actions may constitute war crimes. The full extent of command responsibility remains unclear.
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