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UNICEF says artillery fire leaves Sudan hospital patients without water

UNICEF says artillery fire leaves Sudan hospital patients without water

  • “Yesterday, a UNICEF-supported water truck in the Saudi hospital compound, El-Fasher, was destroyed by artillery fire,” the UN agency said
  • The conflict has effectively split the country in two
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UNICEF projects 20% drop in 2026 funding after US cuts

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Sudan’s two years of war have ‘shattered’ children’s lives: UNICEF

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At least 40 children killed in Sudan over three days: UNICEF

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By AFP ·
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