At least 22 people, including four medical workers, were killed and eight others injured in a bombing by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) at Al-Kuweik Military Hospital in Sudan’s South Kordofan state, according to Anadolu Agency. The Sudan Doctors Network confirmed that the hospital’s medical director was among the dead.

In a statement, the Sudan Doctors Network condemned the attack, calling the targeting of healthcare facilities and workers a war crime and a clear violation of international humanitarian law. The group said the incident was not isolated but part of a series of assaults across South Kordofan that have rendered multiple hospitals inoperative, worsening the humanitarian crisis and threatening the remaining health services for civilians.

The network held the RSF fully responsible and urged the international community, UN agencies, and human rights organizations to take swift and effective action to stop repeated attacks on medical facilities. The RSF has not yet commented on the allegations.