NATO: "Can 'be hit by US aerial bombing in the MSF hospital in Kunduz
May 'hit by US air raid a hospital of Doctors Without Borders today said NATO spokesman, after the announcement of the organization that hospital in Kunduz, in northern Afghanistan, "suffered very serious damage" by air bombardment at dawn from which killed at least three staff members and 30 missing.
US forces conducted an air strike in that city at 2:15 local time today, explains the spokesman of NATO-led coalition forces in the country, Colonel Brian Traimpous, in a statement.
At the same time he notes that "the air raid could result causing collateral damage to nearby medical facilities" and adds that "the incident is investigated."
The care center MSF in Kunduz "suffered very serious damage" from this bombardment, which the organization describes as "air attack".
Three staff members of MSF were killed and 30 missing after this bombing, clarifies the humanitarian organization, adding that the time of the bombing were in the clinic, 105 patients and 80 staff members, Afghans and foreigners ..
According to the NATO statement, which supported this week with air strikes the Afghan army counter attack unleashed by the Taliban who had previously taken control of Kunduz, an American blow was when "people were threatening the coalition forces."
MSF also state in their announcement that they have full details of the losses from the attack and added that their staff provide first aid to injured patients and staff.
This center care MSF has provided significant assistance to the civilian population of this city on Monday that the Kunduz was captured by the Taliban and then counterattack when the Afghan security forces to recapture. It is the only hospital in this region of northern Afghanistan that can be treated people who have been injured seriously.
"The MSF has treated 394 wounded since Monday," explained the director of operations of NGO Bart Jansen. "We are deeply shocked by this attack," he added.
May 'hit by US air raid a hospital of Doctors Without Borders today said NATO spokesman, after the announcement of the organization that hospital in Kunduz, in northern Afghanistan, "suffered very serious damage" by air bombardment at dawn from which killed at least three staff members and 30 missing.
US forces conducted an air strike in that city at 2:15 local time today, explains the spokesman of NATO-led coalition forces in the country, Colonel Brian Traimpous, in a statement.
At the same time he notes that "the air raid could result causing collateral damage to nearby medical facilities" and adds that "the incident is investigated."
The care center MSF in Kunduz "suffered very serious damage" from this bombardment, which the organization describes as "air attack".
Three staff members of MSF were killed and 30 missing after this bombing, clarifies the humanitarian organization, adding that the time of the bombing were in the clinic, 105 patients and 80 staff members, Afghans and foreigners ..
According to the NATO statement, which supported this week with air strikes the Afghan army counter attack unleashed by the Taliban who had previously taken control of Kunduz, an American blow was when "people were threatening the coalition forces."
MSF also state in their announcement that they have full details of the losses from the attack and added that their staff provide first aid to injured patients and staff.
This center care MSF has provided significant assistance to the civilian population of this city on Monday that the Kunduz was captured by the Taliban and then counterattack when the Afghan security forces to recapture. It is the only hospital in this region of northern Afghanistan that can be treated people who have been injured seriously.
"The MSF has treated 394 wounded since Monday," explained the director of operations of NGO Bart Jansen. "We are deeply shocked by this attack," he added.
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