A UN helicopter in South Sudan was attacked while evacuating soldiers, resulting in multiple fatalities. The incident reflects ongoing instability in the area and has drawn calls for accountability and political dialogue.
On Friday, a United Nations helicopter, tasked with evacuating injured South Sudanese soldiers, was attacked in Nasir, Upper Nile State. The assault resulted in the death of one crew member and injuries to two others. Reports indicate that more than two dozen South Sudanese military personnel, including an injured General, also lost their lives during the assault, although the helicopter managed to land safely thereafter.
This tragic incident underscores the ongoing violence and instability in South Sudan, particularly in Upper Nile State. It highlights the urgent need for accountability, dialogue among political leaders, and adherence to the terms of the Revitalized Peace Agreement to prevent further violence and protect civilians.
Original Source: news.un.org
