Seven people died in South Sudan hospital and say market bombs, philanthropy

After a hospital and the market, at least 7 people were killed, bombing at South Sudan, medical charity and fears that the civil war grew.

Borders (MSF), helicopter gun ships thrown bombs at the pharmacy of weapons and fired in the city, burning him, burning him, he said, throwing bombs in the pharmacy of the hospital. According to the MSF, then a Drone bombed the local market.

The hospital is one of the only one in Fangak County, which is a population of more than 110,000 people, and all medical supplies were destroyed.

Charity, 20 were injured and “openly violated the international humanitarian law”.

In recent weeks, Nicholas Haygas, who led the UN mission in South Sudan, warned the country on the eve of “return to the civil war.”

These concerns are blocked by a growing case between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar.

A few hours before the start of the bomb, the head of the army Paul Majok Nang, a few barges in a river promised punishment.

The vice-president, who did not comment on the lawsuit, accused these attacks in a Machar-related militia.

Machar was arrested in March with several friends and was accused of trying to rebel.

The government recently listed the countries considered by the enemy – allied to Machar with other words.

South Sudan has increased doubt that the country can be used to another conflict related to the two largest ethnic groups.

South Sudan won Independence in 2011, but two years later, as President Kiir, vice-president, a civil war erupted as the vice president.

The visible conflict fought along ethnic lines between the two leaders, about 400,000 deaths and forced by 2.5 million people – more than the fifth part of the population.

The peace deal in 2018 and the Government of the Union was the same as the same two people in Helm, but the elections in which the elections were not called.

The peace deal was not to see the end of all militants and a single army, but this did not happen, and many armed groups are still committed to different politicians.

The current crisis collided with the Army in the upper Nile State of the White Army Militia, which was allied in Machar during the civil war in the early this year, and a military base in the upper Nile state.

Then, in March, the UN helicopter, including several dead, including a high-level army, fell under fire, including a high-level army.

Legal groups call the servicemen to bomb the civilian areas.

Additional report by Adgoke and Nichola Mandil