UN Condemns Killing of Humanitarian Workers in South Sudan

UN condemns killing of 5 aid workers in South Sudan ambush

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Five humanitarian workers killed in convoy ambush in South Sudan

UN ‘deeply saddened’ by Monday attack on convoy in Jonglei State, calls for investigation.

UN condemns killing of humanitarian workers in South Sudan

THE UNITED NATIONS, United States: The UN on Tuesday condemned an attack the day before on a “clearly marked” humanitarian convoy in South Sudan that killed five humanitarian workers working with the United Nations. “We are deeply saddened by the killing of five humanitarian workers, whose convoy, operated by a local partner, was ambushed yesterday in Duk County in Jonglei

Ambush on South Sudan aid convoy kills 17

At least 17 people were killed and nine others wounded in a Monday attack on a humanitarian convoy in Duk County of South Sudan's Jonglei State, officials said Tuesday, reported Xinhua. John Chatim Ruei, commissioner of Duk County, blamed armed Murle youth from the neighboring Greater Pibor Administrative Area for the ambush on vehicles belonging to the John Dau Foundation (JDF), a local nongovernmental organization, along the road between Pajut…

Five humanitarian workers killed in South Sudan convoy ambush

Five humanitarian workers were killed in an ambush on their convoy in Jonglei State, South Sudan, according to the United Nations. Four others were injured, and civilians were also reported affected. The UN has called for a prompt investigation into the attack, condemning violence against humanitarian workers.