A drone strike Sunday on an army hospital in the besieged southern Sudan city of Dilling left "seven civilians dead and 12 injured," a health worker at the facility told AFP.
The victims included patients and their companions, the medic said on condition of anonymity, explaining that the army hospital "serves the residents of the city and its surroundings, in addition to military personnel".
Dilling, in the flashpoint state of South Kordofan, is controlled by the Sudanese army but under siege by rival paramilitary forces.
A drone strike Sunday on an army hospital in the besieged southern Sudan city of Dilling left "seven civilians dead and 12 injured," a health worker at the facility told AFP.
The victims included patients and their companions, the medic said on condition of anonymity, explaining that the army hospital "serves the residents of the city and its surroundings, in addition to military personnel".
Dilling, in the flashpoint state of South Kordofan, is controlled by the Sudanese army but under siege by rival paramilitary forces.
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